Bench Vise Base Bison-Bial 1282-2 for Jaw Sizes 80 and 100 mm

Replacement bench vise base Bison-Bial 1282-2 designed to accept jaw sizes 80 mm and 100 mm. This base provides a stable mounting platform and precise alignment for compatible bench vise assemblies. It supports secure clamping and allows the vise body to be fixed firmly to the workbench, preserving jaw parallelism and enabling reliable operation in workshop environments.

Advantages

The Bison-Bial 1282-2 base is made to ensure dimensional compatibility with vises that accept 80 mm and 100 mm jaws, offering a durable support surface that minimizes play between the vise body and the mounting point. Its construction improves stability during clamping tasks and helps maintain jaw alignment over repeated use. The base simplifies replacement or upgrade of worn mounting components and supports safer, more consistent clamping performance.

Suitable for

• Replacing a worn or damaged base on compatible bench vises
• Upgrading vise mounting for improved stability
• Workshop and maintenance operations requiring secure fixture of a vise
• Hobbyist benches where precise clamping alignment is needed

Key specifications

• Compatibility with bench vise jaw widths: 80 mm and 100 mm
• Function: mounting base for vise body to workbench
• Provides alignment features for maintaining jaw parallelism
• Designed for fixed installation with standard bench mounting hardware
• Intended for workshop and general metalworking or woodworking use

How to use

Position the Bison-Bial 1282-2 base on a flat, stable workbench surface and align it with the corresponding mounting holes of the vise body. Secure the base with appropriate bolts or screws through the mounting holes and tighten to the manufacturer-recommended torque to prevent movement. After mounting, install the vise body and check jaw alignment and smooth operation before use. Periodically inspect the base attachment points and re-tighten fasteners if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable grade fasteners and washers for your bench material to ensure a rigid installation. Regularly check mounting hardware for looseness and corrosion, and replace worn components to maintain clamping accuracy and safety.