Bench vice Proline 66910 — single unit, cast‑iron workshop vise

Proline 66910 — single unit, cast-iron workshop vise is a bench-mounted clamping tool designed to hold workpieces securely during metalworking, woodworking and general repair tasks. Built from cast iron and supplied as one unit per pack, this vise provides a stable mounting solution for benches and worktables and is intended for holding, filing, sawing and assembly operations that require a fixed, durable clamping device.

Advantages

The cast-iron construction offers rigidity and wear resistance for repeated use in workshop environments. A single-unit design simplifies installation and reduces the need for additional assembly parts. The vise’s flat mounting base and robust screw mechanism ensure steady clamping pressure, minimizing movement of the workpiece during cutting, filing or drilling. Its design is suitable for a wide range of materials, from wood to metals, enabling consistent positioning and improved work accuracy.

Suitable for

• Securing workpieces for sawing, filing and grinding
• Holding parts during assembly and repair
• Clamping metal or wooden components for drilling and tapping
• General bench work in home, hobby or professional workshops

Key specifications

• Material: cast iron body for structural strength and vibration damping
• Unit type: single-piece bench vise designed for direct mounting
• Intended uses: holding, filing, sawing, assembly and general repair tasks
• Mounting: flat base suitable for bolting to benches and worktables
• Clamping mechanism: threaded screw with handle for adjustable jaw pressure

How to use

Mount the vise on a rigid workbench using appropriate bolts through the flat base holes; ensure the bench surface is level and the mounting bolts are tightened securely. Open the jaws by turning the handle counterclockwise, position the workpiece between the jaws, then tighten by turning the handle clockwise until the workpiece is held firmly without deformation. During sawing, filing or drilling, check periodically that the vice remains secure and re-tighten if necessary. After use, clean chips and debris from the jaws and screw to maintain smooth operation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate jaw protection when clamping finished or soft materials to prevent marring. Avoid excessive tightening that could deform delicate workpieces or overload the screw mechanism. Regularly lubricate the screw and clean the clamping surfaces to prolong service life.