Key Features
- Soft rubber surface prevents scratching and marring of workpieces
- High-grip texture holds round and irregular shapes securely
- Oil, seawater, and solvent resistant for marine use
- Universal fit – fits most bench vises; easily trimmed to size
- Quick and simple installation without special tools
- Replaceable jaw pads extend the life of your vise
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Vise Jaw Pads |
| IMPA Code | 613791 |
| Category | 61 – Hand Tools |
| Material | High-density rubber with steel backing |
| Hardness | Shore A 60–70 |
| Thickness | 5 mm (0.2 in) |
| Length | 150 mm (6 in) |
| Width | 50 mm (2 in) |
| Temperature Range | -20°C to +100°C (-4°F to 212°F) |
| Resistance | Oil, seawater, UV |
| Installation | Slip-on / adhesive backing |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these jaw pads fit my bench vise?
Yes, these vise jaw pads are designed as a universal fit for most standard bench vises. They have an adhesive backing that allows you to attach them securely, and you can trim them with a utility knife to match the exact dimensions of your vise jaws.
Can these pads be used with oily or wet materials?
Absolutely. The rubber material is resistant to oil, seawater, and workshop solvents, making them ideal for marine environments where tools are often used on wet or greasy parts.
Will the pads mark or damage soft materials like aluminum or plastic?
No, the soft rubber surface is specifically designed to prevent scratching and marring. It provides a firm grip without leaving marks on softer metals, plastics, or even painted surfaces.
How do I attach the pads to the vise jaws?
Simply peel off the protective backing to reveal the adhesive, press it firmly onto the clean, dry vise jaw, and let it set for a few minutes. For a more secure fit, you can also use the optional slip-on design if your vise has removable jaw plates.
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