The Unguided Straight Jaw Jaw is a mechanical device designed to securely hold parts during machining processes.
This vice stands out for its guideless design, which allows better clamping of irregular pieces, ensuring that they do not lift during adjustment thanks to the specific attack of the spindle.
Interchangeable clampings make this vice extremely versatile, allowing the jaw to adapt to different part shapes and sizes, which is essential in applications where precision is critical.
In addition, the possibility of incorporating a rotating base offers greater flexibility, allowing angle adjustments without having to release the piece, thus optimizing time and work efficiency.

Recommendations for use
Be sure to select the correct torques for the type of part you are clamping, ensuring a secure fit.
Check that the vice is securely fixed to the base or workbench before starting work, to avoid slipping.
Take advantage of the swivel base to adjust the angle of the piece without having to completely release it, making it easy to make precise cuts or drilling.
Use the vice to grip irregular parts that might not fit well in traditional guided jaws, improving work quality.
Do not overtighten the spindle as this could deform the part or cause premature wear on the jaw.

Maintenance recommendations
Periodically lubricate the spindle and moving parts of the jaw to ensure smooth operation and prolong their life.
Inspect interchangeable clamps regularly and replace them if they show signs of wear or damage, to maintain fit accuracy.
Clean the jaw after each use to prevent the buildup of material residue, which could interfere with its operation and cause corrosion over time.