Value Collection Pin VISE045-125 Pin Vise

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION PIN VISE045-125 is a small-diameter pin vise designed for precision hand-drilling, reaming, and wire-twisting tasks in trade and shop environments. It accepts shank diameters from 0.045 inches minimum up to 0.125 inches maximum, making it well suited for fine-tolerance work where standard chucks are too large. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and general tradespeople use pin vises when working with small drill bits, broaches, or needle files that require a secure, comfortable grip for controlled hand rotation. The tool weighs 0.1 pounds, keeping hand fatigue low during repetitive use.

This pin vise is intended for light-duty precision tasks in residential and commercial trade settings. Typical applications include clearing clogged orifices, drilling pilot holes in thin material, holding small-diameter wire during twisting operations, and guiding fine bits through circuit boards or sheet metal. It is a common secondary tool carried by HVAC technicians for burner orifice work and by electricians for low-voltage wiring tasks where fine-motor control is required.

Key Features

• Capacity range of 0.045 inches minimum to 0.125 inches maximum accommodates fine drill bits and small-diameter shanks
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use
• Compact form factor suitable for tight-access areas
• Compatible with standard small-diameter bits, broaches, and wire for versatile shop and field use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hand tool for use with any small-diameter bit, wire, or shank within the 0.045 to 0.125 inch capacity range.

Installation Notes

No power source is required for this hand tool. Ensure the collet or chuck mechanism is fully tightened before rotating to prevent bit slippage. When using in proximity to energized components, follow applicable NEC guidelines and de-energize circuits before drilling or probing. Do not exceed the maximum 0.125 inch shank capacity, as overtightening on oversized shanks can damage the collet.