Gibraltar G-110900 Machine Vise 4 in Horizontal Stationary

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR G-110900 is a horizontal machine vise with a 4-inch jaw opening and a stationary base, built for securing workpieces on milling machines, drill presses, and similar machine tools. It features a 1.25-inch jaw height and an overall height of 2.375 inches, keeping the workpiece close to the table surface for stable, rigid clamping. Manual operation gives the machinist direct control over clamping force without the need for pneumatic or hydraulic lines. At 16.57 pounds, the cast construction provides the mass needed to resist vibration and movement during cutting operations.

This vise is suited for single-station horizontal setups in machine shops, toolrooms, and light industrial environments. The stationary base design is appropriate for applications where swivel adjustment is not required, providing a more rigid platform than swivel-base alternatives. Machinists, tool and die workers, and maintenance technicians working on manual or CNC knee mills and drill presses are the primary installers and users of this type of vise.

Key Features

• 4-inch jaw opening accommodates a range of workpiece sizes
• 1.25-inch jaw height for secure workpiece engagement
• 2.375-inch overall height for a low-profile, stable setup
• Horizontal orientation for standard machine tool table mounting
• Stationary base eliminates swivel play for maximum rigidity
• Manual operation with no auxiliary power source required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit addition for horizontal machine tool setups requiring a single-station stationary vise with a 4-inch jaw opening.

Installation Notes

Machine vises of this type are mounted and removed by licensed machinists or qualified shop technicians. Power down and lock out the machine tool before mounting or repositioning the vise on the table. Use appropriate T-nuts and clamping bolts rated for the table slot size, and confirm all fasteners are fully tightened before operation. Refer to the machine tool manufacturer guidelines for proper table load ratings.