Gibraltar 110951 Machine Vise 3 Inch 3-way Angle Swivel

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR 110951 is a manual machine vise designed for workholding on milling machines, drill presses, and similar machine tools. It features a 3-inch jaw width and a 3-way angle orientation, allowing the workpiece to be positioned at compound angles without removing the vise from the table. The swivel base adds horizontal rotation for additional setup flexibility. Built from cast iron, the 110951 handles the rigidity demands of metal-cutting operations. With an overall length of 16 inches and a throat depth of 1.25 inches, it suits a range of part sizes common in job shop and maintenance machining environments.

This vise is suited for single-station setups on knee mills, benchtop drill presses, and light CNC or manual milling machines in production, maintenance, and toolroom settings. The 3-way angle capability makes it a practical choice when angled bores, compound miter cuts, or angular surface work are required without a dedicated tilting table or sine fixture. It is installed and used by machinists, toolmakers, and maintenance technicians working in industrial, manufacturing, and trade shop environments.

Key Features

• 3-inch jaw width accommodates a range of small-to-mid-size workpieces
• 3-way angle orientation type allows compound angular positioning
• Swivel base enables horizontal rotation for flexible setups
• Cast iron construction provides rigidity and vibration damping during cutting operations
• Manual operation with single-station design for straightforward workholding
• 1.25-inch throat depth suits typical short-run and toolroom part profiles

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit workholding vise for manual and light-duty milling machines and drill presses accepting standard machine vise mounting configurations.

Installation Notes

Machine vises of this type are mounted by machinists using T-slot bolts or strap clamps on the machine table — confirm table T-slot spacing before mounting. Power down and lock out the machine before securing or adjusting the vise on the table. Verify that the swivel base lock and angle locks are fully tightened before engaging the cutting tool. Follow applicable OSHA and machine tool safety standards for workholding setup.