0-90 mm Self-Centring Machine Vice, Mechanical, 800 kgf Clamping Force, Cast Iron 17 kg - Vertex

Robust, self-centring clamping with an 800 kgf rated jaw force and an opening range of 0–90 mm ensures secure, repeatable workholding for precision milling and drilling. The cast iron construction combined with an accuracy of 0.01 mm supports consistent component tolerances. Order directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for specification advice.

Machine vice VCV-1090 by Vertex — self-centring, 800 kgf clamping force

The Machine vice is a self-centring mechanical vice designed for precision clamping in milling, drilling and general workshop machining applications

• Self-centring jaws for quick set-up
• 800 kgf clamping force
• Opening range 0–90 mm
• Cast iron body for stability

Precision clamping that delivers consistent results

The Vertex VCV-1090 offers a combination of high clamping force and fine positional control that reduces rework and cycle variation. With 800 kgf jaw force and an accuracy of 0.01 mm, the clamping unit keeps components stable under load, which translates into fewer rejected parts and predictable machining results. The self-centring mechanism aligns paired workpieces automatically, reducing set-up time and ensuring symmetric clamping without manual jaw adjustments.

Designed for efficient workshop workflows

A compact footprint and straightforward mechanical operation simplify integration into production cells and manual benches. The 0–90 mm opening range covers a wide variety of common workpieces, enabling rapid changeovers between jobs. Where rotation is required, an optional rotary base can be specified to increase flexibility without replacing the primary clamping device. This focus on practical adaptability supports smoother throughput and faster preparation for milling and drilling operations.

Built to withstand daily industrial use

Constructed from cast iron, the vice provides excellent damping properties and resistance to deformation under repeated loads, extending useful life and maintaining machining accuracy. The mechanical design is intentionally robust to minimise routine maintenance requirements; routine lubrication of the lead screw and periodic inspection of the jaw faces are typically sufficient to retain performance. This durability reduces downtime and contributes to lower total cost of ownership over the life of the tool.

Practical integration and measurable benefits

The unit’s clear dimensional specification and defined performance metrics make it straightforward to plan fixturing and process flows. The vice’s measured accuracy of 0.01 mm and solid clamping capacity support tight tolerances in series production, while its mechanical simplicity ensures predictable behaviour in both manual and CNC-assisted workstations. Delivery from a European quality hub like Metav reduces logistical uncertainty and offers a reliable supply channel for spare jaws and accessories.

Contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich to specify the Vertex machine vice VCV-1090 for your workshop, request tailored technical advice, or arrange a parts and accessories quotation via info@metav-werkzeuge.com

Technical Data

• SKU: VCV-1090
• GTIN: 4061905093449
• Brand: Vertex
• Type: Mechanical
• eClass: 21020601
• ETIM: EC002173

Core specifications

• Dimensions: 260 x 101 x 120 mm
• Weight: 17 kg
• Opening range: 0–90 mm
• Clamping force: 800 kgf
• Accuracy: 0.01 mm

Materials & special features

• Material: Cast iron
• Self-centring jaws
• Optional rotary base available
• Mechanical design

FAQ

What clamping force does the vice provide?
The Vertex machine vice VCV-1090 provides a clamping force of 800 kgf and is designed for secure holding in machining operations.

What is the working opening range?
The vice offers an opening range of 0–90 mm, allowing it to accommodate a broad range of workpiece sizes.

How precise is the clamping and positioning?
The clamping device supports an accuracy of 0.01 mm, suitable for applications with tight tolerance requirements.

Is the vice self-centring and can it rotate?
Yes, the vice features self-centring jaws; a rotary base is available as an optional accessory for additional rotational capability.

What are the physical dimensions and weight of the unit?
The vice measures 260 x 101 x 120 mm and weighs 17 kg, facilitating planning for bench or machine mounting.

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