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Securely fix workpieces before milling, drilling, etc.
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HURCO Machine Vice
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), HP20 1EB Aylesbury

HURCO Machine Vice

ABWOOD Machine Clamp
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), HP20 1EB Aylesbury

ABWOOD Machine Clamp

2 pieces machine vices
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Germany, 82140 Olching

2 pieces machine vices

2 pieces machine vices
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Germany, 82140 Olching

2 pieces machine vices

Machine vice
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Germany, 82140 Olching

Machine vice

Machine vice
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Germany, 82140 Olching

Machine vice

Machine vice
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Germany, 82140 Olching

Machine vice

Machine vice
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Germany, 82140 Olching

Machine vice

LANG MARKO GRIP Machine vice
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France, 91080 EVRY-COURCOURONNES

LANG MARKO GRIP Machine vice

LANG MARKO GRIP Machine vice
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France, 91080 EVRY-COURCOURONNES

LANG MARKO GRIP Machine vice

Machine vice + 3 additional vices
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Netherlands, 3214 LH Zuidland

Machine vice + 3 additional vices

2 Machine vices
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France, 91080 EVRY-COURCOURONNES

2 Machine vices

2 Machine vices
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France, 91080 EVRY-COURCOURONNES

2 Machine vices

4 Machine vices
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France, 41160 Busloup

4 Machine vices

Vice
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Germany, 66280 Sulzbach- Brefeld

Vice

Vice
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Germany, 66280 Sulzbach- Brefeld

Vice

Lot Vices
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Germany, 01896 Ohorn

Lot Vices

Lot Vices
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Germany, 01896 Ohorn

Lot Vices

Machine vice
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Germany, 71394 Rommelshausen Gem. Kernen im Remstal

Machine vice

WMW NILES Machine vice 200 mm
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Germany, 99625 Kölleda

WMW NILES Machine vice 200 mm

WMW NILES SX/1-160G Machine vice 160 mm
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WMW NILES SX/1-160G Machine vice 160 mm
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RIDGID Matador 140 Vice (NEW)
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Germany, 99625 Kölleda

RIDGID Matador 140 Vice (NEW)

HEUER 140 Parallel vice (NEW)
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Germany, 99625 Kölleda

HEUER 140 Parallel vice (NEW)

HEUER 140 Parallel vice (NEW)
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Germany, 99625 Kölleda

HEUER 140 Parallel vice (NEW)

HEUER 140 Parallel vice (NEW)
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Germany, 99625 Kölleda

HEUER 140 Parallel vice (NEW)

KANCA Castillo 100 Parallel vice (NEW)
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Germany, 99625 Kölleda

KANCA Castillo 100 Parallel vice (NEW)

KANCA Castillo 100 Parallel vice (NEW)
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Germany, 99625 Kölleda

KANCA Castillo 100 Parallel vice (NEW)

KANCA Castillo 100 Parallel vice (NEW)
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HEUER 140 Parallel vice (NEW)
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Germany, 99625 Kölleda

HEUER 140 Parallel vice (NEW)

KANCA 150 Parallel vice (NEW)
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Germany, 99625 Kölleda

KANCA 150 Parallel vice (NEW)

HEUER 160 Parallel vice (NEW)
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Germany, 99625 Kölleda

HEUER 160 Parallel vice (NEW)

RÖHM Machine Clamp
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), HP20 1EB Aylesbury

RÖHM Machine Clamp

BOLEY Machine vice
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Germany, 76316 Malsch

BOLEY Machine vice

ARNO machine vice
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Germany, 59174 Kamen

ARNO machine vice

Vises (x2)
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Italy, region Torino
Vises (x2)
CEKABA Machine vice
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Germany, 45549 Sprockhövel
CEKABA Machine vice
FREUTEK ATT0018 Precision Vice (50x65 mm)
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Italy, 10071 Borgaro Torinese
FREUTEK ATT0018 Precision Vice (50x65 mm)
PROMAT Parallel vise 150 mm (NEW)
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Germany, 99625 Kölleda
PROMAT Parallel vise 150 mm (NEW)
Vise
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Italy, region Torino
Vise

A machine vice allows a safe and precise adjustment of workpieces on machine tools. Depending on the machine being used, we are talking either about a drilling machine or a milling machine vice. Firmly mounted on the machine table, machine vices allow quick workpiece changes. They are available in manual, pneumatic or hydraulic versions and can also be pivoted and rotated. Vices differ above all in the clamping range, i.e. in the clamping jaws, which means in jaw height, jaw width, clamping depth and clamping width. Surplex offers vices from renowned manufacturers like HILMA, RÖHM and others - used, but of very high quality!

A machine vise is necessary to clamp in a workpiece. This is the case for all types of machine tools, no matter if it is a drilling or milling machine. Machines, where the workpieces rotate, use a clamping device with a rotating chuck. The machine vise is generally much more precisely produced than a normal vise. Thereby, it has a stronger clamping force.
  • Clamping in of a workpiece for processing
  • Various forms depending on the workpiece
  • Used in machining processes, workpiece and fixture construction
 Quality   Great offers   Personalized The operation of a machine vise can be done manually, hydraulically or pneumatically. For NC and CNC-machines there are special types of vises. An important criteria of a vise is its clamping jaws. These can be switched and adjusted. A stable body supports the fixed clamping jaw. The movable clamping jaw travels along tracks, which is moved using a threaded spindle. On machine vises, this is a trapezoidal screw. Various forms like the normal parallel vise, swivel vise, revolving vise and the folding vise are common. A machine vise is accurately clamped onto the machining table using slots and sliding blocks. These sliding blocks ensure the precise alignment of the vise. Clamping jaws of various sizes are available.

A machine vise has been available since the first machine tools have been developed. The vise has a much older history. Vises have been used for a long time by blacksmiths. These were very similar to the construction of the current machine vises. A machine vise is more precisely manufactured and available in a variety of forms. With the introduction of NC and CNC-technology, the hydraulic and pneumatic machine vises were brought onto the market. These allow for the quick and automatic switching of tools, which allowed for the introduction of a loading system and can be operated through the use of a control panel.



In general, machine vises are used in machining processes, and tool and fixture manufacturing industries. Various sizes and special applications are common. For CNC-processing, hydraulic or pneumatically operated machine vises are used to make the process automatic. In the production of tools, special applications are used. These can be adjusted in relation to its own centre and be tilted to realise certain angles. With the processing of cutting tools, the individual segments of the cutting plate are conically milled into specific angles and after the hardening of the cutting surfaces, ground into very small angles. This is done by adjusting the vise using gauge blocks, which are available in graduations of a hundredth of a millimetre.

Several companies have specialised in the manufacturing of machine vises. Some of the most recommended suppliers include RÖHM, BEMATO, UWM, TOOLPOWER, UBK, AWM, HILMA RÖMHELD and OPTIMUM