100 mm Sinus Grinding/Inspection Vise With Quick Adjust, 45° Tilt, Horizontal And Vertical Prisms - Metav IndustryLine

Take advantage of the combination of 45° tilt accuracy, horizontal and vertical ground prisms, and a quick-adjustment mechanism for faster set-ups and reliable angle grinding. Order the sinuous grinding and inspection vice directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants for application advice.

Sinus grinding and inspection vice M318.354 — 100 mm jaw width, 45° tilt (Metav IndustryLine)

The Sinus grinding and inspection vice M318.354 is a compact precision vice for angle grinding and inspection, featuring ground prisms and a rapid quick‑adjust mechanism to speed up workshop routines

• 100 mm jaw width for compact workpieces
• Integrated horizontal and vertical prisms
• 45° tilt for sine‑based angle grinding
• Fast quick‑adjustment mechanism

Accurate angle work for reproducible results

The vice is designed for precision angle work: with an accuracy of 0.005 mm and a right‑angle deviation of 0.01 mm, the unit provides the level of repeatability required in fine grinding and inspection tasks. The presence of horizontal and vertical ground prisms ensures secure seating of cylindrical and polygonal parts during measurement and machining, reducing the need for additional fixtures. This combination of geometric control and a rigid clamping interface supports consistent results when setting and checking angles or runout.

Faster set‑ups and better throughput

A quick‑adjustment mechanism shortens the time spent on clamping and re‑positioning, which directly improves workshop throughput. The 100 mm jaw width and compact overall length make the vice well suited to small and medium workpieces, while the moderate weight of 15 kg balances stability with manageable handling on a worktable. These features translate into fewer interruptions during batch runs and less downtime when switching between inspection and grinding operations.

Built for workshop conditions and secure mounting

Constructed to the demands of routine use, the vice combines a robust build with practical geometry: a jaw height of 45 mm and a clamping span of 125 mm accommodate common component sizes without sacrificing stiffness. The 45° tilt allows precise angled set‑ups for bevels and compound surfaces, while the ground prisms simplify alignment for shafts and bars. Classified as accuracy class III, the device fits well into inspection benches, surface grinders and quality control stations where reliable clamping and clear reference faces are required.

Contact Metav Werkzeuge for a tailored application consultation on the M318.354 sine grinding and inspection vice or request further technical clarification by phone +49 2822 7131930 or email info@metav-werkzeuge.com

Technical data

• Article number: M318.354
• GTIN: 4054469128955
• Eclass: 21020601
• ETIM: EC002173
• TARIC: 90173000
• Category: Vise | Prisms

Facts

• Jaw width: 100 mm
• Jaw height: 45 mm
• Clamping span: 125 mm
• Overall length: 245 mm
• Weight: 15 kg
• Accuracy: 0.005 mm
• Right‑angle deviation: 0.01 mm
• Tilt angle: 45°

Special features

• Horizontal and vertical ground prisms
• Quick‑adjustment mechanism
• Accuracy class: III
• SKU: M318.354
• Label: Sinus grinding/control vice, 100 mm, 45° tilt

FAQ

What level of accuracy does this vice offer?
The M318.354 delivers an indicated accuracy of 0.005 mm with a right‑angle deviation of 0.01 mm, suitable for precision grinding and inspection applications.

Which workpieces benefit from the ground prisms?
The horizontal and vertical ground prisms provide stable seating for cylindrical parts, shafts and bars, simplifying alignment during inspection or grinding.

How does the 45° tilt improve workflow?
The 45° tilt enables precise angled setups for bevels and inclined surfaces and supports reproducible positioning for serial tasks and inspection routines.

Is the vice intended for bench or machine use?
The design balances rigidity and compactness for use on grinding and inspection tables as well as on workshop benches where secure clamping and reference faces are required.

What advantage does the quick‑adjustment mechanism provide?
Quick adjustment reduces clamping and set‑up times, increasing throughput and making repetitive angle jobs more efficient with fewer interruptions.

Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com