TORK CRAFT Vice Jaws Magnetic Alum. 125mm X 32mm 2pc Rubber Face

Features

• 125 mm width × 32 mm face height fits most standard vises and provides a stable clamping surface.
• Aluminium body with magnetic base combines strength with easy handling and quick setup changes.
• Rubber-face clamping surfaces protect workpiece surfaces from marks, scratches and damage.
• 2-piece set allows replacement of both jaws or matched use for paired vise systems.
• Workshop-grade construction designed for regular use in machining, inspection and fabrication environments.

Benefits

• Reduced damage: The rubber faces prevent metal-to-metal contact, making these jaws ideal for finished or delicate parts.
• Secure and precise hold: Magnetic bases grip firmly while the rubber face helps reduce slippage and part movement.
• Easy handling: Lightweight aluminium means faster jaw changes and less operator fatigue.
• Improved finish quality: With less part movement and secure clamping you get better machining accuracy and fewer re-works.
• Cost-effective upgrade: Instead of buying a new vise, you can enhance your current setup with magnetic rubber-face jaws to gain significant capability and flexibility.

Extra Information

• Ensure the vise jaws and magnetic jaw surfaces are clean, flat and free of debris or chips before mounting to maximise magnetic contact.
• Best used on ferrous work-pieces where the magnetic base can fully engage; for non-ferrous or highly finished items, supplement with mechanical clamping if needed.
• Before machining, verify the magnetic jaws are properly seated and aligned to avoid part movement or vibration during the operation.
• Store the magnetic jaws in a dry environment and avoid exposure to strong magnetic fields or high-heat conditions which may reduce magnetic effectiveness.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear appropriate eye, ear and dust protection when machining or grinding parts held in the vise.
• Ensure the magnetic jaws and work-piece are securely engaged and clamped before powering any machine tool.
• Do not rely solely on magnetic jaws for heavy, rough cast or overhead components — use mechanical clamps in addition when needed.
• Inspect the magnetic jaws periodically for worn rubber faces or damaged surfaces that can reduce clamping effectiveness.