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WILTON TOOLS Vise


Wilton vises are designed for holding or clamping workpieces firmly during drilling, reaming and tapping operations. These units have one fixed jaw and another parallel jaw which is moved towards or away from the fixed jaw by the screw.

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WILTON TOOLS 63238A
WILTON TOOLS 63239B
WILTON TOOLS 63240C
WILTON TOOLS 63243D
StyleModelTypePrice (ex. VAT)
A
63238		Continuous Nut, 1335€102.70
B
63239		Continuous Nut 1345€149.01
C
63240		Continuous Nut 1360€211.44
D
63243		Rapid Nut, 1460€330.92

Vise

Wilton vises are made of high-grade cast-iron ideal for holding or clamping workpieces firmly during drilling, tapping and reaming jobs. These vises come with a ground vise bed to ensure trouble-free jaw movement and a Rapid Acting Nut (on selected models) for fast loading / unloading of metal stocks.

Features

  • These rugged vises are made from high-grade cast iron for high compression strength, ductility and wear resistance.
  • They feature a ground vise bed with a large workload capacity for smooth and consistent jaw movement.
  • They come integrated with hardened top V-groove jaws for vertical and horizontal clamping of round objects.
  • Model 63243 features a rapid acting nut for fast loading or unloading of metal stocks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the spindle handle?

The spindle handle or Tommy's bar provides a rotating motion to the vise screw when tightening or loosening of the workpiece between two jaws is required.

What is the function of a jaw plate in these vises?

Jaw plate is a simple metallic strip fixed on the movable as well as fixed jaw. Its function is to grip the workpiece firmly when different operations are to be performed on the workpiece.

How to install Wilton drill press vises?

  • Use proper size bolts, nuts, lock and flat washers, in all base mounting holes. Do not weld the base of the vise to any metal object.
  • Only hand-tighten swivel base lockdown nuts at the side of the base.
  • Ensure that the bench top to which the vise is mounted is properly secured to reduce vibrations and prevent inaccuracy during the operation.
  • Avoid using a pipe extension to tighten spindle handles. Doing so would cause the handles to bend and overstress the lock down bolts.

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