Bench Vice Irwin Multi-Vice 5 125 mm — bench-mounted multi-angle clamp

Irwin Multi-Vice 5 bench vice with 125 mm jaw width is a bench-mounted multi-angle clamp designed to hold workpieces securely for metalworking, carpentry and assembly tasks. The vice allows positioning at multiple angles and provides a stable clamping platform for cutting, filing, drilling and finishing operations. Constructed for workshop and hobby use, it combines a 125 mm jaw opening with a compact footprint to fit standard benches while enabling precise repositioning of parts during work.

Advantages

The vice offers multi-angle adjustment for flexible workpiece orientation and a solid clamping mechanism that resists slippage during machining and assembly. Its 125 mm jaw width accommodates a wide range of component sizes while the bench-mounted design ensures long-term stability. Materials and machining of the contact surfaces are chosen to provide repeatable holding force and durability under frequent use.

Suitable for

• Metal filing, cutting and light machining
• Woodworking and carpentry tasks requiring stable holding
• Drilling, sanding and finishing small to medium parts
• Assembly and repair work in home workshops and professional benches

Key specifications

• Jaw width: 125 mm
• Bench-mounted, fixed-base installation
• Multi-angle clamping mechanism for adjustable workpiece orientation
• Robust clamping screw and handle for controlled tightening
• Suitable jaw opening range for small to medium workpieces
• Durable construction designed for repeated workshop use

How to use

Securely fasten the vice to a solid bench surface using appropriate bolts for the bench material and thickness. Open the jaws to accommodate the workpiece, position the part at the required angle using the vice's multi-angle feature, then tighten the screw handle until the workpiece is held firmly without over-torquing. For machining operations, check alignment and re-tighten as needed during longer cuts or when changing tools. Use jaw protectors when clamping finished or delicate surfaces to avoid marring.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the screw, guide surfaces and mounting bolts for wear and proper lubrication. Clean chips and debris from the jaws and pivot points after each use. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when performing cutting or grinding near the vice. For delicate materials, add soft jaw covers or blocks to prevent surface damage and evenly distribute clamping force.