Value Collection MVB/5S V-block 2-3/4 in 90 Degree Magnetic

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION MVB/5S is a magnetic steel V-block designed for workholding and inspection applications in machine shops and tool rooms. It features a 90-degree V angle and accepts round stock from 3/16 inch minimum up to 2-3/4 inch maximum capacity, making it well suited for a wide range of shaft and cylindrical workpiece diameters. The block includes a built-in magnetic chuck for secure, hands-free part retention during layout, grinding, milling, and precision measurement tasks. Machinists, tool and die makers, and metrology technicians are the primary users of this type of equipment.

This V-block is intended for use on surface plates, magnetic chucks, and machine tool setups where cylindrical parts need to be held at a consistent, repeatable orientation. It is sold as an individual unit rather than a matched pair, which suits single-side fixturing or supplemental workholding needs. The steel construction provides the rigidity and dimensional stability required for accurate layout and inspection work across both light production and job-shop environments.

Key Features

• 90-degree V angle for standard cylindrical workholding and layout
• Maximum V capacity of 2-3/4 inches accommodates a wide range of round stock diameters
• Minimum V capacity of 3/16 inch for small-diameter shafts and pins
• Integrated magnetic chuck for secure, hands-free part retention
• Steel construction for rigidity and dimensional stability
• Overall dimensions: 3-3/16 inches long, 2-3/8 inches wide, 3-3/4 inches tall

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose workholding accessory compatible with standard surface plates, magnetic chuck setups, and machine tool fixtures that accept V-block tooling for cylindrical part orientation.

Installation Notes

V-blocks of this type are placed and positioned by machinists or metrology technicians without permanent mounting in most applications. Ensure the mating surface is clean and free of burrs before seating the block to maintain accurate part orientation. When the magnetic chuck is energized, verify the block is fully seated and stable before releasing the workpiece. Demagnetize parts after magnetic workholding when required by the inspection or machining process.