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About Vices & Clamps

Size a bench vice by jaw width and maximum opening, and choose the body material for the load: cast or SG iron bench vices suit general fitting, while forged and steel vices take heavier use. Swivel bases let you turn the work. Machine and drill press vices are rated by jaw width and opening; precision, sine and toolmaker's vices are ground for accurate milling, grinding and inspection. Pipe vices are sized by the pipe diameter range they hold.

Clamps hold work while gluing, welding or drilling. C-clamps and F-clamps are sized by opening and throat depth, parallel clamps suit toolroom work, corner clamps hold frames at 90 degrees, and toggle clamps are used on jigs and fixtures, rated by holding force in kN. Choose a clamp with enough opening for the thickest part and enough force for the job. Mount bench vices firmly on a solid bench, keep the screw lightly oiled, and do not extend the handle with a pipe, which can crack the body.

We list INSIZE, OZAR, STEEL-SMITH, Stanley, Taparia and other brands at prices that include GST, with a GST invoice on every order and delivery across India. Toolrooms, fabrication shops and ITIs buying several units can ask for a bulk quotation.

Questions buyers ask

What size bench vice is right for a small workshop?

A jaw width of around 100–150 mm suits most small workshop and fitting work. Pick larger jaws for heavy jobs and big parts.

What is a toggle clamp used for?

Toggle clamps hold parts quickly on jigs and fixtures for welding, drilling and assembly. Choose by holding force and base type.

What is the difference between a bench vice and a machine vice?

A bench vice is fixed to a workbench for hand work. A machine vice is bolted to a drill press or milling table to hold work during machining.

Do prices include GST?

Yes. Prices include GST and every order gets a GST invoice.