General 90 Micro Drill Chuck Pin Vise Double End

Product Description

The GENERAL 90 is a double-end micro drill chuck pin vise designed for precision hand-tool work in trade and shop environments. It features a hardened collet at each end, allowing the user to quickly switch between two different holding configurations without setting the tool down. The body is nickel-plated for corrosion resistance and measures 3.625 inches in overall length with a 5/16-inch body diameter. Maximum jaw opening is 0.0125 inches, making it suited for very fine-diameter tooling and stock. Machinists, HVAC technicians, electricians, and plumbers reach for this tool when working with small-diameter bits, reamers, taps, and scribers in tight spaces.

This pin vise is used across a wide range of trade applications wherever fine hand work is required. It is commonly used for holding and turning small drills, files, reamers, taps, scribers, and wire by hand. It suits both bench work and in-field use on residential and light commercial service calls. The compact length and lightweight construction make it easy to carry in a tool pouch or kit.

Key Features

• Double-end design with a hardened collet at each end for versatile holding
• Nickel-plated finish for corrosion resistance and durability
• Maximum jaw opening of 0.0125 inches accommodates very fine tooling
• Overall length of 3.625 inches for compact, controlled handling
• Collet jaw style for secure, centered grip on round stock and shanks
• Compatible with drills, files, reamers, taps, scribers, and wire

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hand tool for holding small-diameter tooling including drills, files, reamers, taps, scribers, and wire up to 0.0125 inches in jaw opening.

Installation Notes

This is a hand-held pin vise and requires no installation. To use, insert the desired tool shank into the appropriate collet end and tighten the chuck until the tool is held firmly. Avoid over-tightening, which can damage the collet or the tool shank. No power source or mounting hardware is required.