Bench vise BOXER Koben 625 mm - BOXER model 32040, cast steel jaw vise

BOXER Koben 625 mm bench vise (model 32040) is a heavy-duty cast steel jaw vise designed for secure clamping of workpieces during metalworking, woodworking and general repair tasks. With a 625 mm overall length and robust cast construction, the vise offers stable support for sawing, filing, drilling and shaping operations on benches in professional workshops or home garages.

Advantages

The cast steel body provides high rigidity and resistance to deformation under load, while the wide jaws deliver consistent clamping pressure across a broad surface area. The long throat and overall length allow handling of larger or longer workpieces without frequent repositioning. Built for durability, the vise maintains alignment and grip during repetitive tasks and heavy use.

Suitable for

• Clamping metal workpieces for sawing, filing and drilling
• Holding wooden parts for cutting, sanding and shaping
• General repair and maintenance tasks in workshops and garages
• Hobbyist projects that require steady and reliable clamping

Key specifications

• Overall length: 625 mm
• Construction: cast steel body for enhanced rigidity
• Jaw type: fixed and movable steel jaws suitable for metal and wood
• Clamping style: screw-driven mechanism for gradual, secure tightening
• Mounting: bench-mounted design for secure attachment to workbenches

How to use

Secure the vise to a stable workbench using appropriate bolts through the mounting holes, ensuring the base is level and firmly fixed. Open the jaws to accommodate the workpiece, position the part between the jaws, and turn the handle to tighten the screw until the workpiece is held securely without excessive force that could damage the part. For tasks that generate heat or chips, periodically check and clear debris from the screw and jaw surfaces to maintain smooth operation.

Usage recommendations

Use protective jaw covers or soft pads when clamping finished or delicate surfaces to prevent marking. Periodically lubricate the screw and moving parts with light machine oil and inspect the vise for wear or loose fasteners. Avoid exposing the cast steel body to prolonged corrosive conditions; store and maintain the tool in a dry environment to extend service life.