Milling Vises for Marine Workshop Precision

Our milling vises are essential workholding tools for onboard machine shops and marine repair facilities. Designed to secure workpieces firmly during milling, drilling, and grinding operations, these vises are constructed from high-grade cast iron and hardened steel to withstand the demanding conditions of maritime environments.

Featuring precision-ground jaws and a robust screw mechanism, they provide repeatable clamping accuracy and durability. The corrosion-resistant coating and compact base plate allow for easy mounting on milling machine tables, drill presses, and bench fixtures. Ideal for ship maintenance, engine component repair, and fabrication tasks at sea.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
Jaw Width100 mm (4")
Maximum Opening90 mm (3.5")
Clamping ForceUp to 12 kN
Base Dimensions200 × 150 mm
Overall Height105 mm
MaterialCast iron body, hardened steel jaws
Swivel BaseYes, 360° with locking
Weight6.8 kg (15 lbs)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a milling vise used for on a ship?

A milling vise securely holds metal workpieces during milling, drilling, and grinding operations, ensuring precision and safety in marine workshops and onboard repair stations.

Can these vises handle saltwater corrosion?

Yes, the vises feature a corrosion-resistant finish and are made from cast iron and hardened steel, making them suitable for marine environments where salt exposure is common.

Does the vise rotate for angled machining?

Many models include a swivel base with 360° rotation and locking mechanism, allowing precise angle adjustments for versatile machining tasks.

What is the maximum jaw opening?

The maximum opening is 90 mm (3.5 inches), sufficient for most small to medium components found in marine engines and equipment.

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