Gibraltar G-110917 Machine Vise 6 in Jaw Horizontal

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR G-110917 is a horizontal machine vise with a stationary base, designed for securing workpieces during machining operations such as milling, drilling, and grinding. It features a 6-inch jaw width and 6-inch jaw opening, giving machinists and shop technicians a wide clamping range for varied part sizes. The jaw height measures 2 inches, and the overall height is 3-7/8 inches. Operation is fully manual. At 34 pounds, this is a solid, shop-floor-grade vise built for single-station mounting on machine tool tables.

This vise is suited for use in machine shops, toolrooms, and production environments where a reliable stationary workholding solution is required. The horizontal orientation and stationary base make it appropriate for fixed mounting on vertical mills, drill presses, and similar equipment. It is typically set up by machinists and tool and die technicians in light to medium manufacturing or maintenance and repair operations.

Key Features

• 6-inch jaw width provides broad clamping surface for a range of workpiece sizes
• 6-inch jaw opening accommodates stock of varying thickness
• 2-inch jaw height delivers consistent part contact and support
• Horizontal orientation suits standard vertical mill and drill press table mounting
• Stationary base eliminates swivel play for rigid, repeatable workholding
• Manual operation with no hydraulic or pneumatic components to maintain

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style stationary machine vise for use on standard T-slot machine tool tables in single-station horizontal workholding applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified machinist or toolroom technician. The machine table must be powered down and the spindle fully stopped before mounting or repositioning the vise. T-slot bolts and a torque wrench appropriate for the table bolt pattern should be used to secure the vise; refer to the machine tool manufacturer specifications for mounting hardware requirements. Verify jaw alignment with a dial indicator before beginning any precision machining operation.