Gibraltar 111225 Work Stop Vise Jaw Accessory

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR 111225 is a steel work stop designed as a vise jaw accessory for use with machine vises. It mounts to a vise jaw to establish a repeatable stop point, allowing a machinist or tool-and-die technician to position workpieces consistently without re-measuring between operations. The 111225 measures 1 inch in overall width and weighs 0.55 pounds, making it a compact, low-profile addition to a standard machine vise setup. The steel construction provides the rigidity needed to hold position under repeated contact with workpieces during production runs or fixture work.

This work stop is suited for machine shop environments where repeatability and part-to-part consistency are required. It is appropriate for use on manual milling machine vises, toolroom vises, and similar workholding equipment. Typical users include machinists, tool-and-die makers, and precision fabricators working on short-run production or setup operations where a fixed stop reference speeds up workflow and reduces setup error.

Key Features

• Steel construction provides rigidity and durability under repeated workpiece contact
• 1 inch overall width fits standard machine vise jaw configurations
• Establishes a repeatable stop position to reduce re-measurement between parts
• Compact and lightweight at 0.55 pounds for minimal vise jaw interference
• Compatible with machine vises as a direct jaw accessory

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory for machine vises. The input specifies compatibility with machine vises as the product compatibility category; no specific vise model numbers or system families were provided.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a machinist or toolroom technician. Before attaching any vise jaw accessory, ensure the machine is powered down and all motion has stopped. Secure the work stop according to the vise manufacturer's jaw accessory mounting instructions, verifying that the stop is fully seated and locked before beginning any machining operation. Do not exceed the load or clamping force ratings of the host vise.