AWTOOLS AW24207 bankschroef met draaivoet 100mm gietijzer met aambeeld

Securing workpieces for sawing, filing, drilling, or welding often becomes a struggle when a vice lacks stability, jaw capacity, or flexibility. The AWTOOLS AW24207 bench vice eliminates those frustrations with a robust cast iron body, hardened steel jaws, and a full 360° swivel base, giving you a dependable clamping station for your workshop.

Who is it for

This vice is built for DIY enthusiasts, metalworkers, woodworkers, and mechanics who need a versatile, heavy-duty clamping tool on their workbench. Whether you are tackling home repairs, fabrication projects, or precision assembly, the AW24207 provides the grip and stability required for demanding tasks.

Main features

• Durable cast iron body with powder-coated finish for long-lasting corrosion resistance
• Hardened steel jaws with serrated surface ensure a firm, non-slip grip on workpieces
• 100 mm jaw width and 100 mm maximum opening accommodate a wide range of materials
• 360° swivel base with locking mechanism allows optimal workpiece positioning
• Integrated anvil provides a convenient striking surface for shaping and flattening
• Replaceable jaws extend the vice's service life and maintain clamping performance
• Acme thread screw delivers smooth, powerful clamping action with minimal effort
• Bench mount design with pre-drilled holes for secure installation on any workbench

Specifications

• Jaw width: 100 mm
• Maximum jaw opening: 100 mm
• Throat depth: 50 mm
• Body material: Cast iron
• Jaw material: Hardened steel
• Base type: Swivel (360°)
• Anvil: Integrated
• Mounting type: Bench mount
• Jaw surface: Serrated
• Replaceable jaws: Yes
• Screw type: Acme thread
• Finish: Powder coated
• Colour: Blue/Grey

Tips

To maximise the life of your vice, periodically clean the screw and apply a light machine oil to ensure smooth operation. When clamping delicate materials, use soft jaw pads to prevent surface damage. Always mount the vice securely to a sturdy workbench using appropriate bolts, and avoid exceeding the maximum opening to prevent damage to the mechanism.