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Speed Jaw 3" Bench Vise -

Part #: 92745

The Model 92745 Speed Jaw 3" Bench Vise is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring a robust and precise work-holding solution in automotive and industrial environments. Designed for efficiency, this bench vise provides a secure grip for a wide array of tasks, ensuring stability and accuracy for critical operations. Its durable construction is built to withstand demanding shop use, making it an essential tool for any professional workspace.

Key Features

  • 3-Inch Jaw Capacity: Offers ample gripping power for various components and materials.
  • Quick-Release Mechanism: Facilitates rapid adjustment and clamping, optimizing workflow and reducing setup time.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured for durability and long-term performance in rigorous industrial and automotive settings.
  • Hardened Steel Jaws: Provides superior grip and resistance to wear, ensuring components are held firmly without slippage.
  • Swivel Base: Allows for 360-degree rotation, offering versatile positioning of your workpiece for optimal access and comfort.
  • Secure Mounting System: Designed for stable attachment to workbenches, providing a solid foundation for heavy-duty tasks.

Applications

This Speed Jaw 3" Bench Vise is an indispensable tool for a multitude of professional applications. It excels at securing components for precision grinding, drilling, and filing tasks. In automotive repair, it's ideal for holding brake calipers, small engine parts, and various other vehicle components during disassembly, cleaning, or reassembly. Industrial technicians will find it invaluable for fabrication work, general bench repairs, and holding parts securely for welding or assembly operations, enhancing both safety and productivity.

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  • Model: 236944
  • Shipping Weight: 6lbs
  • UPC: 099198927459
  • Manufacturers Part #: 92745
  • Also Known As: JS92745

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 06 October, 2016.