Strong and durable medium duty vice with anvil. Cast iron body and sliding jaws with a safety stop...Strong and durable medium duty vice with anvil. Cast iron body and sliding jaws with a safety stop, ensures superior clamping force. Irwin Record Workshop Vice 4" / 100mm Iron. The workshop vise 1 TON-E with anvil from Irwin is specifically designed for medium-duty workshop applications for both the professional crafts person.
This guide is for anyone using the Irwin Record Workshop Vice - 100mm. It offers superior clamping force for medium-duty workshop tasks, making it ideal for professionals and hobbyists alike. A key benefit is its durable construction, ensuring longevity. Note that this model does not include a swivel base.
All features
Model Part Number
T41211000
Brand
Irwin
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the clamp opening size?
The clamp opening is 10 cm.
What is the vice made of?
The vice is made of cast iron.
Does it have a swivel base?
No, this model does not have a swivel base.
What is the purpose of the anvil?
The anvil is used for shaping and forming tasks.
What type of applications is this vice suitable for?
It is designed for medium-duty workshop applications.
How often should I lubricate the vice?
Lubricate the moving parts periodically, depending on usage. Every few months is a good starting point.
How do I clean the vice?
Clean the vice regularly with a brush or cloth to remove debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals.
What is the difference between a hand vice and other types?
A hand vice is designed to be clamped to a workbench. They provide a stable and secure platform for various workshop tasks, like cutting and shaping materials.
Troubleshooting
Vice jaws do not close or open smoothly.
Clean and lubricate the screw and guide rails. Check for any obstructions.
Vice does not hold the workpiece securely.
Check the clamping force and tighten if necessary. Ensure the workpiece is properly positioned within the jaws.
Rust or corrosion is present.
Clean the vice with a wire brush or abrasive pad. Apply a rust inhibitor or protective coating.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable construction ensures a long product lifespan.
Provides superior clamping force for secure hold.
Integrated anvil offers versatility for shaping and forming.
Suitable for medium-duty workshop applications.
Cons
Does not include a swivel base, limiting some positioning options.
May be heavier compared to lighter-duty vices.
Requires proper mounting for stable operation.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Mounting: Securely mount the vice to a sturdy workbench using appropriate bolts. Ensure the mounting surface is level.
Positioning: Position the vice at a comfortable working height for optimal leverage and control.
Testing: Test the clamping action to ensure it operates smoothly and securely.
Compatibility:
Suitable for use with various materials including wood, metal, and plastic.
Compatible with a range of workshop tools.
Care:
Clean the vice regularly to remove debris and prevent rust.
Lubricate moving parts periodically with a suitable lubricant.
Inspect the jaws and anvil for damage and replace if necessary.