The self-centering twin vice with machining jaws is a precision tool designed to meet the clamping needs of high-quality machining processes.
This equipment stands out for its ability to maintain the center of the pieces during clamping, thanks to its self-centering mechanism that guarantees stability and precision in each operation.
Manufactured from a robust F155 case-hardened steel body, this vice ensures exceptional durability and strength, even in demanding work environments.
The aluminum jaws allow the personalized manufacture of clamping tools, adapting to the specific geometries of the parts that must be machined.
In addition, the design of the spindle with fixed position provides more comfortable and safer handling, avoiding variation in the total length when opening the jaw, which facilitates the repeatability of the processes.
The clamp can be secured with zip ties, or using a zero point system if required by the customer, offering flexibility in installation.
Cable ties are not included in the package, allowing the user to select the most suitable ones based on their specific needs.

Recommendations for use:
Use the clamp on machines with flange or zero point clamping capabilities to maximize performance.
Be sure to customize the aluminum jaws according to the dimensions and geometry of the parts to ensure optimal clamping.
Regularly check that the self-centering mechanism is working properly to maintain lashing accuracy.
Avoid overloading the jaw with parts heavier or larger than the recommended specifications to avoid damage.
Make careful spindle adjustments to ensure proper clamping of the part without compromising its integrity.

Maintenance recommendations:
Regularly lubricate the self-centering mechanism and spindle to prevent wear and maintain smooth operation.
Periodically inspect the jaw body and aluminum jaws for any signs of wear or damage that could compromise accuracy.
Store the vice in a dry, clean place when not in use to prevent corrosion and extend the life of the equipment.