Bench vice accessory Scangrip SG064150 — spare part for workbench clamping and mounting

Scangrip SG064150 bench vice accessory is a spare part designed for mounting, securing or replacing worn vice components in workshop bench vices and workbench clamping systems. Supplied as an OEM accessory from Scangrip, the MAGNEFIX PUF polyurethane jaw features small cross serrations intended to provide a firm grip on flat parts while protecting delicate details. The jaw is formed from a flexible polyurethane material with a shore hardness of A82, engineered to bite onto work pieces without scratching and to recover its original shape after deformation.

Advantages

The MAGNEFIX PUF jaw combination offers firm clamping without surface damage thanks to the flexible polyurethane composition and cross serrations. Its resilient material returns to its original shape after compression, extending service life compared with rigid protective jaws. As an OEM Scangrip accessory, the part is compatible with a range of bench vices and is intended for use where non-marring but secure grip is required.

Suitable for

• Clamping flat work pieces with delicate surfaces
• Replacing worn or damaged vice jaws on workshop bench vices
• Add-on protective jaws for hobby and light industrial workbenches
• Holding painted, plated or soft metal parts during assembly or finishing

Key specifications

• Material: flexible polyurethane (PUF) with shore hardness A82
• Surface: small cross serrations for improved grip
• Function: protective, non-marring jaw for bench vices
• Availability: multiple widths in the MAGNEFIX PUF range (100 mm, 125 mm, 140 mm, 150 mm)
• Typical weight examples in the range: approx. 208 g (100 mm) to 312 g (150 mm)

How to use

Fit the MAGNEFIX PUF jaw to the vice according to the vice manufacturer's instructions or replace existing protective jaws by removing worn inserts and mounting the Scangrip accessory in the same position. When clamping, align the work piece on the polyurethane surface so the cross serrations engage gently. Tighten the vice gradually until the part is held securely but without excessive force that could deform delicate details.

Usage recommendations

Use these polyurethane jaws for tasks that require a secure hold without surface damage. Avoid exposing the polyurethane to aggressive solvents or prolonged direct heat. Inspect the jaws periodically for wear and replace when the serrations or material show significant deterioration.