Bench vice DEDRA 1299 1 pc

The Dedra 1299 bench vice is a heavy-duty clamping tool designed to hold workpieces securely during cutting, filing, drilling and assembly. Constructed for stability and long-term use, this bench vice provides a firm grip and straightforward operation for workshop and DIY tasks. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for mounting on workbenches where reliable clamping is required.

Advantages

The vice combines a sturdy body with a screw-driven mechanism to deliver consistent clamping force and resistance to deformation under load. Its robust build supports repeated use without rapid wear, while the smooth screw action enables precise adjustment of jaw opening. The design emphasizes stability and ease of mounting so the tool remains steady during common metalworking, woodworking and general repair operations.

Suitable for

• Holding metal or wooden parts for sawing and filing
• Securing components during drilling and tapping
• Clamping workpieces for gluing, assembly and finishing
• Use in home workshops, garages and small professional benches

Key specifications

• Type: bench-mounted vice with screw mechanism
• Construction: heavy-duty cast body for enhanced rigidity
• Jaw operation: threaded screw for adjustable clamping
• Mounting: designed for secure fixation to a workbench or table
• Application areas: metalworking, woodworking, general repairs

How to use

Mount the bench vice securely to a rigid work surface using appropriate fasteners, aligning it so the jaws are accessible and stable. Open the jaws by turning the handle counterclockwise, place the workpiece between the jaws, then tighten by turning the handle clockwise until the workpiece is held firmly but without excessive force that could damage delicate materials. For machining operations, verify the vice is properly anchored and that the workpiece is positioned and supported to prevent movement. After finishing, release the workpiece by turning the handle to open the jaws.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the screw and sliding surfaces for dirt and apply light lubricant to the screw thread to maintain smooth operation. Avoid overtightening on brittle materials; use soft jaw covers or sacrificial inserts when clamping finished surfaces to prevent marring. Ensure mounting fasteners remain tight to preserve stability and recheck before each demanding operation.