Value Collection 209-9007 Vise Work Stop Jaw Accessory

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 209-9007 is a work stop accessory designed for use with machinist vises. It provides a repeatable stop position for workpieces, allowing consistent part placement during drilling, milling, or other machining operations. The body is constructed from aluminum, keeping weight low while maintaining rigidity. Two steel guide pins are included and serve as the primary locating and stop mechanism. The overall width measures 1 inch, making it suited for use in compact vise jaw setups. This accessory is typically installed by machinists, toolmakers, and CNC setup technicians working in job shop or production environments.

This work stop is used in metalworking and fabrication shops where repeated part positioning is required. It mounts to vise jaws and eliminates the need to manually re-measure workpiece placement between operations. Suitable for horizontal milling, drill press work, and manual machining applications, this accessory streamlines setup time when running multiple identical parts. The aluminum body resists corrosion and reduces jaw wear during repeated use cycles.

Key Features

• Aluminum body construction for lightweight durability and corrosion resistance
• Includes two steel guide pins for positive workpiece location
• 1 inch overall width fits compact vise jaw configurations
• Enables repeatable workpiece positioning without re-measuring between operations
• Single-piece package quantity for individual workstation outfitting

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose vise jaw work stop accessory compatible with standard machinist vises that accept jaw accessories with guide pin mounting.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a machinist or toolroom technician. The vise should be secured in place and any workholding pressure released before fitting the work stop to the jaw. Guide pins should be fully seated before use to ensure accurate and repeatable stop positioning. Verify alignment with the workpiece before beginning any machining operation.