Gibraltar 11223 Work Stop Vise Jaw Accessory

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR 11223 is an aluminum work stop designed as a vise jaw accessory for precise, repeatable positioning in machining and fabrication setups. Work stops mount to a vise jaw and act as a fixed reference point, allowing operators to quickly locate and re-locate workpieces to the same position without re-measuring. The aluminum construction keeps the accessory lightweight while resisting corrosion. This part weighs 0.16 pounds, making it easy to handle during bench-side adjustments. Machinists, toolmakers, and fabricators working with manual or machine vises install this type of accessory to improve throughput on repetitive cuts, drilling operations, or milling runs.

This work stop is suited for shop environments where consistent part placement is critical. It is appropriate for use on machine vises found in tool rooms, production shops, and job shops. A fixed stop eliminates the need to re-indicate a workpiece after each load cycle, reducing setup time and improving part-to-part consistency. Trades and professionals handling high-volume repetitive machining operations will find this accessory most useful in standard bench vise or machine vise configurations.

Key Features

• Aluminum construction — lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and easy to handle
• Provides a fixed reference point for repeatable workpiece positioning
• Reduces setup time on repetitive machining and fabrication runs
• Designed to mount directly to a vise jaw
• Sold as a single unit (package quantity of 1)

Compatibility

Designed as a vise jaw work stop accessory for use with compatible machine vises in tool room and production shop applications. Refer to vise manufacturer specifications to confirm jaw slot and mounting compatibility before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a machinist or toolmaker during vise setup. Ensure the vise is fully de-energized or that the machine is powered down and locked out before mounting accessories to the jaw. Secure the work stop firmly according to the vise manufacturer's mounting guidelines. Verify that the stop does not interfere with workpiece clamping or tool travel before beginning any cutting operation.