Gibraltar G56429 Bench Pipe Combination Vise 10 in Swivel

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR G56429 is a heavy-duty bench pipe combination vise designed for securing pipe and flat workpieces during cutting, threading, and fabrication. Built from steel, it delivers a 10-inch jaw width and 10-inch jaw opening capacity alongside a 4-inch throat depth, giving tradespeople the clearance needed for bulkier work. The swivel base allows repositioning without unbolting from the bench, which speeds up workflow during multi-angle operations. At 59 pounds, this vise is a permanent bench installation intended for professional shop environments. Plumbers, pipefitters, and mechanical contractors who handle frequent pipe work will find the integrated pipe jaw and flat jaw combination covers most daily service tasks.

This vise suits fixed shop benches in plumbing, HVAC, and mechanical trade environments where both pipe and flat stock need to be secured. The bolt-down swivel base makes it appropriate for permanent workbench mounting in commercial shops, service trucks with bench configurations, or trade school facilities. The pipe jaw capacity of 7/8 inch to 2-5/8 inches covers the most common nominal pipe sizes used in residential and light commercial plumbing and HVAC rough-in work. The high-visibility feature aids identification in busy shop settings.

Key Features

• 10-inch jaw width and 10-inch jaw opening for large flat and pipe workpieces
• Pipe jaw capacity from 7/8 inch to 2-5/8 inches covering common trade pipe sizes
• 4-inch throat depth provides clearance for thicker stock
• Swivel base allows bench repositioning without unbolting the vise
• Bolt-down base attachment ensures a secure, permanent mount on the workbench
• All-steel construction for durability in daily professional use

Compatibility

Designed as a bolt-down bench vise for permanent installation on standard shop workbenches used in plumbing, pipefitting, HVAC, and general mechanical trade applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified tradesperson or shop technician using standard hardware fasteners through the bolt-down base pattern. Ensure the workbench surface and underlying structure are rated to support the static and dynamic loads generated during vise operation. Clear the work area of debris and confirm all fasteners are fully tightened before placing the vise into service. Consult applicable shop safety codes and employer safety standards when positioning the vise for ergonomic use.