Pipe Vice Kuźnia Sułkowice Pionier with Stand, pipe capacity 1/8–2" (model 1-746, MPN T-29+STO)

Bench-mounted pipe vice Kuźnia Sułkowice Pionier with integrated stand is a workshop clamping tool designed to hold round pipes and tubes securely for cutting, threading, welding and assembly. The device accepts pipe diameters from 1/8" up to 2" and combines a fixed mounting interface with a stable stand to provide consistent positioning and improved ergonomics during repetitive tasks. Construction materials and component layout are engineered to deliver steady clamping force and long-term service in workshop or on-site environments.

Advantages

The Pionier vice provides stable, repeatable clamping for metallic pipes within the specified diameter range. The integrated stand reduces the need for a dedicated bench and allows for faster setup and relocation. Robust build and simple mechanical operation ensure low maintenance and predictable performance under normal workshop conditions. The vice design supports safe handling during operations such as cutting, threading and light welding.

Suitable for

• Holding pipes during cutting and sawing
• Threading and pipe fitting work
• Light welding and brazing operations on tubular parts
• General assembly and maintenance tasks in workshops and service vans

Key specifications

• Pipe capacity: 1/8" to 2" (diameter)
• Mounting type: bench-mounted with integrated stand
• Intended use: manual clamping for pipe processing tasks
• Construction: metal body and jaw components designed for workshop use

How to use

Secure the vice to a stable surface or use the integrated stand to position it at a comfortable working height. Open the jaws, insert the pipe within the supported diameter range, and tighten the handle until the pipe is held firmly but without deforming softer materials. Ensure the pipe is aligned for the intended operation—cutting, threading or welding—before applying tools. Release the handle to remove the workpiece when the task is complete. Follow general workshop safety practices, including using protective equipment and checking that the vice is properly secured before applying force.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the jaws and moving parts for wear or damage and keep threads and sliding surfaces clean and lightly lubricated. Avoid overtightening on thin-walled or soft pipes; use supporting fixtures or soft-jaw inserts when necessary to prevent deformation. For welding tasks, protect the vice from excessive heat to preserve temper and alignment.