Gibraltar 110083 Self-centering Vise 6 Inch Jaw

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR 110083 is a self-centering vise designed for secure, repeatable workholding in machine shop and fabrication environments. With a 6-inch jaw width and 6-inch maximum jaw opening capacity, it automatically centers the workpiece as the jaws close, reducing setup time and improving positioning accuracy. The unit stands 6.5 inches overall height with a 2.25-inch throat depth. At 79.2 pounds, it is a heavy-duty bench-mounted tool built for demanding production and maintenance work. Installation and operation are handled by machinists and skilled tradespeople working with milling machines, drill presses, or similar equipment.

This vise suits applications in industrial machine shops, maintenance facilities, and toolroom environments where centering accuracy is critical. The self-centering mechanism makes it well suited for round, hex, and irregularly shaped stock where a standard vise would require manual adjustment to achieve center positioning. It is sized for medium to large workpieces and is appropriate for both production runs and one-off setups.

Key Features

• Self-centering jaw mechanism automatically centers workpiece during clamping
• 6-inch jaw width accommodates a wide range of stock sizes
• 6-inch maximum jaw opening capacity for medium to large workpieces
• 2.25-inch throat depth provides clearance for taller workpieces
• 2,697-pound load capacity rated for heavy clamping forces
• 79.2-pound cast construction delivers rigidity under machining loads

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style self-centering vise suitable for use with milling machines, drill presses, and similar machine tool setups requiring centered workholding.

Installation Notes

This vise is mounted and serviced by machinists or skilled tradespeople. Before mounting, ensure the machine table or bench is clean and flat to achieve proper seating and clamping accuracy. Secure all mounting bolts fully before applying load. At 79.2 pounds, use appropriate lifting technique or mechanical assistance when positioning the vise on the machine table.