Holding Tools

A Pipe Vice is a holding tool used to securely grip pipes during operations such as cutting, threading, or bending. It is commonly mounted on a workbench and is specially designed to hold round objects firmly without slipping, making it essential in plumbing and pipe fitting work.

A Hand Vice is a small hand-held holding tool used to grip and secure small workpieces during operations such as filing, drilling, tapping, or marking. It provides a firm and stable hold, making it ideal for precision work in fitting and workshop applications.

A Precision Bench Vice is a high-accuracy holding tool used to firmly grip small and delicate workpieces during precision operations such as milling, drilling, grinding, and inspection. It is designed with high dimensional accuracy and smooth movement to ensure proper alignment and minimal error. This vice is commonly used in tool rooms, machine shops, and precision engineering work.

A Heavy Duty Bench Vice is a strong holding tool mounted on a workbench, used to securely clamp workpieces during various operations such as filing, cutting, drilling, and fitting. It consists of two jaws—one fixed and one movable—operated by a screw mechanism. This tool is designed to withstand high clamping force and is widely used in fitting and mechanical workshops.

A Drill Press Vise is a bench tool used to securely hold workpieces during drilling operations on a drill press machine. It ensures stability, accuracy, and safety while drilling holes in metal, wood, or other materials.

A Bench Vice is a holding tool used to securely clamp workpieces during operations such as filing, cutting, drilling, and assembly. It is fixed on a workbench and provides a firm grip, allowing the user to work accurately and safely. Bench vices are widely used in fitting, fabrication, and workshop activities.