Gibraltar EVSD-50 Toolmaker Vise Flat Jaw 1-31/32 in

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR EVSD-50 is a flat-jaw toolmaker's vise designed for precision workholding in machining, grinding, and inspection applications. It delivers a jaw width of 1.97 inches, a jaw opening capacity of 2.64 inches, and a jaw height of 0.98 inches. Parallelism and squareness are both held to 0.0002 inches, making this vise suitable for tight-tolerance setups where repeatability is critical. The unit is constructed from steel for rigidity under clamping load. Overall length is 195 millimeters and overall height is 2.11 inches. Machinists and toolroom technicians are the primary users of this vise.

The EVSD-50 is suited for toolroom, surface grinding, milling, and inspection table use in job shops and manufacturing facilities. The flat jaw profile accommodates parallel workpieces and ground stock without rocking or misalignment. Its compact footprint and steel construction make it a practical workholding choice for small-part setups requiring close dimensional control. No specific compatible machine models are named in the product data, but the vise is proportioned for use on standard surface grinders and small milling machines where a low-profile precision vise is required.

Key Features

• Flat jaw profile for consistent contact on parallel and ground workpieces
• Parallelism held to 0.0002 inches for repeatable precision setups
• Squareness tolerance of 0.0002 inches supports tight-tolerance machining and inspection
• Steel construction provides rigidity and resistance to deflection under clamping load
• 1.97-inch jaw width and 2.64-inch opening capacity suit a range of small-part workholding tasks
• Compact overall length of 195 millimeters minimizes table footprint

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style precision toolmaker's vise for use on surface grinders, milling machines, and inspection surfaces requiring flat-jaw workholding with close parallelism and squareness tolerances.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or toolroom technicians. The mounting surface and vise base should be clean and free of burrs before seating the vise on the machine table. Clamping hardware should be tightened uniformly to avoid distortion. Verify jaw parallelism with a dial indicator after mounting to confirm the vise is properly seated before beginning any precision operation.