Noga VB1100 V-block 2.0472 in 90 Degree Steel Magnetic

Product Description

The NOGA VB1100 is a steel magnetic V-block designed for holding and inspecting cylindrical workpieces during precision machining, grinding, and layout operations. The block features a 90-degree V angle and accepts round stock from 0.3149 inches up to 2.0472 inches in diameter. The magnetic base secures the block to ferrous surfaces, keeping it stationary during work without additional clamping. At 7 pounds, the unit provides a stable, rigid platform suited for tool room, maintenance shop, and production inspection environments. Machinists and toolmakers are the primary installers and users of this type of precision workholding equipment.

The VB1100 is used in machine shops, maintenance facilities, and inspection stations where cylindrical parts must be held securely at a consistent orientation. Typical applications include shaft inspection, drilling setups, and grinding operations on round stock. The individual unit configuration makes it suitable for standalone use or pairing with a second V-block for longer workpieces. It is appropriate for both light production and toolroom use where dimensional accuracy and repeatability are required.

Key Features

• 90-degree V angle for consistent, repeatable positioning of round stock
• Capacity range from 0.3149 inches to 2.0472 inches diameter
• Magnetic base secures block to ferrous work surfaces without additional fasteners
• Steel construction provides rigidity and resistance to wear during repeated use
• Compact footprint at 3.94 inches long, 2.4 inches wide, and 2.87 inches tall

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style precision workholding accessory compatible with standard V-block setups for cylindrical workpieces up to 2.0472 inches in diameter across machine shop and inspection applications.

Installation Notes

Place the V-block on a clean, flat ferrous surface to allow the magnetic base to seat fully and hold securely. Ensure the work surface and block contact faces are free of chips, burrs, and coolant residue before positioning workpieces. When used for inspection or grinding, verify the block is stable and the workpiece is fully seated in the V before applying cutting or measuring forces. No special tools are required for setup, but standard metrology and layout practices should be followed.