0-132mm Self-Centre Machine Vice With Swivel Base, 1000 kgf Clamping Force - Vertex

Combining a cast iron body with a 1000 kgf clamping force and a 0–132 mm jaw range, the vice provides stable, repeatable clamping for machine work. Order the unit directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask Metav's consultants for tailored technical advice.

VCV-10130S Mechanical machine vice with self‑centring jaws and optional swivel base — Vertex

A VCV-10130S mechanical machine vice designed for precise, repeatable clamping in machining centres and toolroom applications

• Self‑centring mechanical vice with swivel base option
• 0–132 mm jaw opening for versatile clamping
• 1000 kgf clamping force for secure fixation
• Robust cast iron body, weight 26 kg for stability

Stability that reduces vibration and improves finish

A heavy, rigid construction delivers measurable advantages in everyday machining. The cast iron body, combined with a 26 kg mass, reduces vibration and helps maintain consistent contact between workpiece and tool; the effect is improved surface finish and extended tool life. The vice's base, sized Ø248 x 22 mm, allows secure mounting to rotary or fixed tables, ensuring the clamping arrangement remains stable under load. These characteristics translate directly into fewer reworks and more predictable cycle times for production runs.

Accurate, repeatable alignment for batch work

Designed for repeat accuracy, the vice offers precision 0.01 and a self‑centring jaw mechanism that aligns workpieces automatically, minimising setup time between parts. The 0–132 mm jaw range gives flexibility for a variety of component sizes while retaining concentric clamping forces across the jaw faces. The mechanical drive avoids reliance on hydraulic systems, which simplifies maintenance and keeps downtime low; the result is efficient, repeatable clamping well suited to repetitive machining tasks.

Flexible positioning with optional swivel base

An available swivel base expands the vice's utility where angled clamping or rapid repositioning is required. The mechanical construction supports safe indexing and secure locking without complex fixtures, making the unit appropriate for drilling, milling and general machine shop operations. The combination of a compact footprint (260 x 101 x 120 mm) and the robust base diameter enables straightforward integration into existing workholding layouts, improving workflow without large modifications to machines or benches.

Simple integration, long service life

The vice's combination of solid materials and straightforward mechanical components keeps upkeep predictable: occasional lubrication and checks of the lead screw and jaws are generally sufficient to sustain performance. The 1000 kgf clamping force and durable jaw surfaces ensure long-term resistance to deformation under typical shop loads. When selecting workholding for stable production, the mechanical design reduces complexity and supports reliable part quality over extended periods.

For dependable clamping from Vertex, contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich for tailored advice and prompt delivery — Metav's specialists will assist with mounting options and technical integration

Technical Data

• Article number: VCV-10130S
• GTIN: 4061905089343
• Manufacturer: Vertex Machinery Works Co., Ltd.
• ECLASS: 21020601
• ETIM: EC002173

Facts

• Opening: 0–132 mm
• Clamping force: 1000 kgf
• Weight: 26 kg
• Dimensions: 260 x 101 x 120 mm
• Base: Ø248 x 22 mm
• Precision: 0.01

Special features

• Material: Cast iron
• Type: Mechanical
• Feature: with swivel base (optional)
• Configuration: Self‑centring jaws
• SKU: VCV-10130S

FAQ

What jaw opening range does the vice provide?
The vice offers a jaw opening range of 0–132 mm, suitable for a wide variety of workpiece sizes.

What clamping force can be expected from this machine vice?
The vice delivers a clamping force of 1000 kgf, providing secure fixation for machining operations.

Is a swivel base included or optional?
A swivel base is available as an option; the vice can be supplied either with or without the rotating base depending on the chosen configuration.

What material is the vice made from and how does that benefit workshop use?
The body is made of cast iron, which provides damping and stability under load, improving surface finish and reducing vibration during cutting.

What is the product designation and who manufactures it?
The item is supplied as the VCV-10130S mechanical machine vice by Vertex, designed for accurate, repeatable clamping in machining environments.

Manufacturer: Vertex Machinery Works Co., Ltd.; No. 296, Sec. 1, Feng Shih Road, Fengyuan District, Taichung City 420, Taiwan