Gibraltar 110025 Machine Vise 2 in Swivel Base 2-way Angle

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR 110025 is a manual machine vise designed for precision workholding in machining and fabrication applications. Built from cast iron with steel jaws, it features a 2-way angle orientation and a swivel base that allows repositioning of the workpiece without unclamping. The jaw opens to 2 inches with a 2-inch jaw width, providing solid clamping grip on small to medium workpieces. At 8 pounds, the vise is compact enough for bench-top milling machines and drill presses while delivering the rigidity needed for accurate, repeatable setups. This is a single-station vise intended for manual operation by machinists, tool-and-die workers, and precision fabricators.

This vise is suited for light-duty milling, drilling, and grinding operations in machine shops, maintenance departments, and vocational training environments. The 2-way angle base allows the vise to tilt and rotate, enabling compound angle setups without additional fixturing. A throat depth of 1 inch accommodates moderate workpiece profiles. The swivel base locks securely to the machine table, keeping the part fixed during cutting passes. It is appropriate for both production and prototype work where consistent part positioning is required.

Key Features

• Cast iron vise body for rigidity and vibration damping during machining
• Steel jaws provide durable clamping surface for metal and composite workpieces
• 2-way angle orientation enables compound angle setups in a single fixture
• Swivel base allows 360-degree rotation for flexible workpiece positioning
• Manual operation with single-station configuration for focused, precise clamping
• Compact footprint at 8.27 inches length suits bench-top and knee mill tables

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style precision machine vise for bench-top milling machines, drill presses, and surface grinders requiring a compact swivel-base workholding solution with 2-inch jaw capacity.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a machinist or qualified fabrication technician. Power down and lock out the machine tool before mounting or adjusting the vise on the table. Secure the vise to the machine table using T-bolts and step clamps appropriate for the table slot size, and verify alignment with a dial indicator before running a cutting pass. Do not exceed the jaw opening or apply side loads beyond the rated capacity of the vise.