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Securing workpieces for drilling, filing, or assembly can be a struggle without a reliable clamping tool. The NO NAME E-440-1151 swivel bench vise solves this by providing a rock-solid, adjustable grip that holds materials firmly in place, freeing both hands for precise work. Its 150 mm wide jaws open up to 150 mm, accommodating a wide range of shapes and sizes, while the 360° swivel base lets you position the work at any angle without unclamping. Built from high-quality cast iron with hardened steel jaws and an integrated anvil, this vise is ready for heavy-duty use in workshops, garages, and on job sites.

Who is it for

This bench vise is ideal for metalworkers, woodworkers, mechanics, and DIY enthusiasts who need a sturdy, versatile clamping solution. Whether you're shaping metal on the anvil, holding a pipe for cutting, or securing a workpiece for sanding, the E-440-1151 delivers the stability and flexibility required for professional results.

Main features

• 150 mm jaw width and 150 mm maximum opening for versatile clamping capacity
• 360° swivel base with three mounting holes for secure, adjustable positioning
• High-quality cast iron body with powder-coated finish for durability and corrosion resistance
• Hardened steel jaw plates for a firm grip and long service life
• Integrated anvil surface for light hammering and shaping tasks
• Acme threaded spindle for smooth, powerful clamping action
• 80 mm throat depth allows clamping of larger workpieces

Specifications

• Type: Bench Vise
• Mounting Type: Bench Mounted
• Jaw Width: 150 mm
• Jaw Opening: 150 mm
• Throat Depth: 80 mm
• Base Type: Swivel
• Swivel Angle: 360°
• Body Material: High-Quality Cast Iron
• Jaw Material: Hardened Steel
• Anvil: Integrated
• Spindle Type: Acme Thread
• Finish: Powder Coated
• Color: Blue/Grey
• Mounting Holes: 3

Tips

To maximize the life of your vise, periodically lubricate the spindle and slide rails with light machine oil. Always mount the vise securely to a sturdy workbench using all three mounting holes to prevent movement during heavy use. When clamping delicate materials, use soft jaw pads to avoid marring the surface.