Kurt D60-7 Vise Jaw Flat Hard Fixed 6 Inch Vises

Product Description

The KURT D60-7 is a flat, hard, fixed vise jaw designed as a direct replacement or spare component for 6-inch machinist vises. Manufactured from steel, this jaw measures 5.9688 inches wide, 1.735 inches high, and 0.75 inches thick. The fixed jaw style provides a rigid, non-moving clamping surface that maintains consistent workpiece positioning throughout machining operations. At 2.5 pounds, it is built for repeated use in production and maintenance shop environments. Machinists, tool and die makers, and CNC operators install this type of jaw to restore or upgrade vise clamping performance.

This jaw is intended for use with 6-inch precision machine vises in manual machining, milling, grinding, and general metalworking applications. It is suited for both production shops and maintenance repair operations where accurate, repeatable workholding is required. The flat jaw profile accommodates square and rectangular stock without profiling interference. It is appropriate for horizontal and vertical milling machine setups as well as bench vise applications where a hard steel jaw face is needed.

Key Features

• Flat jaw shape provides full, even contact across the workpiece face
• Hard steel construction resists wear and deformation under clamping load
• Fixed jaw movement type ensures a stationary clamping reference surface
• Jaw width of 5.9688 inches matches standard 6-inch vise mounting geometry
• Compact profile at 1.735 inches high and 0.75 inches thick for low-profile clamping

Compatibility

Designed for use with 6-inch vises as stated by the manufacturer. Verify jaw mounting hole pattern and overall dimensions against your specific vise model before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a machinist or qualified shop technician. Power down and lock out any machine tool before removing or installing vise jaws. Inspect the vise body mounting slots and jaw fastener threads for damage before seating the new jaw. Follow the machine tool manufacturer's torque guidance for jaw mounting screws to prevent jaw movement during operation.