General 75801 Pin Vise 0.125 in Capacity Double End Collet

Product Description

The GENERAL 75801 is a pin vise designed for holding small-diameter workpieces and tools during precision hand work. It measures 4.5 inches in overall length and accepts stock up to 0.125 inches (1/8 inch) in diameter through its collet-style jaw system. The vise includes two double-ended collets machined from hardened tool steel, giving the user multiple jaw opening options in a single set. Machinists, toolmakers, and trade professionals who need controlled grip on small drills, reamers, pins, or wire use this type of vise for hand-turning and close-tolerance work.

The GENERAL 75801 suits light bench work in machine shops, maintenance facilities, and trade applications where small fasteners, drill bits, or cylindrical workpieces must be held securely by hand. Its compact 4.5-inch profile makes it practical in tight work areas. The double-end collet design lets the user quickly swap jaw configurations without changing tools, reducing setup time on repetitive tasks involving differently sized stock within the 0.125-inch capacity range.

Key Features

• Collet-style jaws provide concentric, secure grip on round stock and tool shanks
• Two double-ended collets included, both machined from hardened tool steel
• Accepts workpieces and tool shanks up to 0.125 inches in diameter
• Compact 4.5-inch overall length for use in confined work areas
• Double-end collet configuration covers a range of small-diameter gripping needs

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hand tool for bench use wherever a pin vise with collet-style jaws and up to 0.125-inch capacity is required.

Installation Notes

No power tools, fasteners, or trade licensing are required to put a pin vise into service. Inspect collets for wear or damage before each use and ensure the collet is fully seated and the chuck body is hand-tightened securely before applying rotational force to the workpiece. Do not exceed the stated 0.125-inch jaw capacity, as overloading the collets can cause jaw failure or workpiece slippage.