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The WILTON 28810 is a mechanics pro vise built for heavy-duty trade use in shops, service bays, and maintenance facilities. The vise features a 4.5-inch jaw width and a 4-inch jaw opening capacity, giving technicians a solid grip on a wide range of workpieces. The body is cast iron for rigidity and long service life. A precision-machined round slide bar and needle roller thrust bearing ensure smooth, consistent jaw movement under load. The enclosed spindle design protects the drive mechanism from chips, grit, and debris. An integrated large anvil surface adds versatility for light forming and striking tasks. This vise is installed and used by mechanics, millwrights, pipefitters, and general maintenance trades.
The WILTON 28810 is suited for professional shop environments where a reliable, swivel-base bench vise is required for fabrication, repair, and assembly work. The 360-degree swivel base with double lockdown mounting allows the vise to be repositioned to any angle and locked securely at the workbench. Four mounting points provide a stable, bolt-down installation on standard shop benchtops. The movable jaw and base design supports a broad range of clamping orientations, making it practical for both fixed and rotational work holding applications.
Designed as an OEM-style bench vise for professional mechanic and maintenance shop workbench installations requiring a swivel-base, double lockdown mounting configuration.
Installation is performed by securing the four-point base to a solid workbench using appropriate fasteners through each mounting point before use. Verify that the benchtop surface can support the combined weight of the vise and anticipated workpiece loads before final tightening. Lock down all swivel base clamps fully before applying clamping force to any workpiece. Follow the tool manufacturer and shop safety guidelines when using the anvil surface for striking operations.
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