Sealey Vice - 125mm - Fixed Base
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Product Information
Full details
This Sealey 125mm Fixed Base Vice is designed for DIY enthusiasts, hobbyists, and professionals in workshops, garages, and machine shops needing a reliable bench-mounting solution for securing workpieces. Its key benefit is providing accurate clamping with a smooth rolled thread and durable construction. A potential caveat is its light-duty classification, meaning it may not be suitable for heavy industrial applications.
All features
| Model Part Number | CV125E |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the jaw width of this vice?
The jaw width is 125mm.
Is this vice suitable for heavy-duty industrial use?
No, this is classified as a light-duty vice and is best suited for workshop, garage, and machine shop use where heavy industrial loads are not expected.
Are the jaw inserts replaceable?
Yes, the vice features replaceable, serrated steel jaws.
Does this vice have a swivel base?
No, this model features a fixed base for maximum stability.
What material is the vice body made from?
The vice body is made from cast iron.
What is the warranty period for this vice?
The vice is guaranteed for two years against breakage.
Can I use the anvil for heavy hammering?
The anvil is designed for light tasks. Heavy hammering is not recommended as it can damage the vice.
Troubleshooting
Vice jaws do not close completely
Ensure the spindle is clean and lubricated. Check for any debris or obstructions in the thread or guide.
Jaws slip when clamping
Clean the serrations on the jaws. If wear is significant, consider replacing the jaw inserts.
Difficulty turning the handle
The spindle may require cleaning and lubrication. Ensure the vice is not overtightened or binding on the workpiece.
Anvil surface is damaged
The anvil is intended for light use. Avoid heavy hammering. Minor surface damage may not affect functionality, but significant deformation could impair its use.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable cast iron construction for longevity.
- Replaceable jaws extend the usable life of the vice.
- Smooth rolled thread ensures precise and easy operation.
- Includes an anvil for added functionality.
- Suitable for general workshop, garage, and machine shop use.
Cons
- Classified as light-duty, not recommended for heavy industrial tasks.
- Fixed base design limits portability compared to swivel bases.
- Requires secure bench mounting for optimal stability.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Select a sturdy workbench or sturdy surface capable of handling the vice and the forces applied during use.
- Position the vice on the workbench, aligning the mounting holes with your desired location.
- Mark the drilling locations through the base of the vice.
- Drill appropriate holes in the workbench.
- Secure the vice firmly to the workbench using appropriate bolts, nuts, and washers suitable for your workbench material and the forces expected.
Compatibility:
- This vice is designed for bench mounting.
- Compatible with standard workshop tools for clamping and light anvil work.
Care:
- Keep the vice clean and free from debris, especially in the thread mechanism.
- Periodically lubricate the spindle and guide ways with a light machine oil to ensure smooth operation.
- Check jaw inserts regularly and replace if they become excessively worn or damaged.
- Store in a dry environment to prevent rust.