Bench vice NEO tools 35-026, 790 g, single piece

NEO tools 35-026 bench vice is a compact, single-piece clamping tool designed for light-duty tasks in home workshops, hobby work and occasional repairs. The vise has a forged aluminium body combined with a Q235 steel handle and rubber jaw guards, giving a balance of low weight and mechanical strength. With 70 mm jaw width, 53 mm maximum opening and 25 mm throat depth, the multi-position vise allows secure holding of small workpieces and adjustable clamping at various angles for versatile positioning.

Advantages

The lightweight single-piece construction (790 g) makes the NEO tools 35-026 easy to install, move and store while maintaining sufficient rigidity for small assembly, filing and gluing jobs. The forged aluminium body reduces overall weight without sacrificing durability, and the Q235 steel handle provides reliable mechanical strength for tightening. Rubber jaw guards protect delicate surfaces from scratches and dents. The multi-angle adjustment enables clamping at different orientations, increasing accessibility to the workpiece without complex repositioning.

Suitable for

• Small assembly and model making
• Filing, sanding and light metalworking
• Gluing, soldering and precision hobby tasks
• Occasional home repairs and plumbing tasks
• Bench-top workshop use where portability is needed

Key specifications

• Jaw width: 70 mm
• Maximum jaw opening: 53 mm
• Throat depth: 25 mm
• Construction: forged aluminium body
• Handle material: Q235 steel
• Jaw protection: rubber guards
• Weight: 790 g
• Multi-position/multi-angle clamping capability

How to use

Secure the bench vice to a stable work surface using appropriate bolts or fixtures for your bench. Position the workpiece between the jaws, select the required clamping angle using the vice's multi-position adjustment, and rotate the handle to tighten until the workpiece is held firmly but not deformed. Use the rubber jaw guards for softer materials to reduce the risk of surface damage. To release the workpiece, turn the handle in the opposite direction until the jaws open sufficiently.

Usage recommendations

For consistent performance, keep the screw and sliding surfaces clean and lightly lubricated. Avoid over-tightening on brittle or very thin materials; use protective shims or the rubber jaw guards to preserve the workpiece surface. Store the vice in a dry place to prevent corrosion of steel components and periodically check mounting bolts for tightness.