0-180mm Self-Centering Machine Vice, Mechanical, 1,000 kgf Clamp Force, Cast Iron - Vertex
€3,155.35
Product information "0-180mm Self-Centering Machine Vice, Mechanical, 1,000 kgf Clamp Force, Cast Iron - Vertex"
Take advantage of precise clamping, robust cast‑iron stability and a generous jaw range to keep setups fast and repeatable; the combination of 1000 kgf clamping force and 0.01 mm accuracy supports demanding metalworking tasks. Order the vice directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask the consultants for tailored advice.
Vertex VCV-15180D mechanical machine vice — self‑centring, 1000 kgf clamping force
The Vertex VCV-15180D is a mechanical machine vice designed for accurate, repeatable clamping in general machining applications, available self‑centring and optionally fitted with a rotary base.
- Self‑centring mechanism for quick alignment
- 1000 kgf clamping force for secure hold
- Jaw opening 0–180 mm for varied components
- Accuracy 0.01 mm for repeatable positioning
- Cast‑iron body for high stability
Precision where repeatability matters
The vice delivers a measurable improvement in setup consistency thanks to its accuracy rating of 0.01 mm, which ensures workpieces remain aligned within tight tolerances during machining. The specified clamping force of 1000 kgf provides a firm hold without excessive deformation of delicate parts; in practice this balance reduces rework and increases throughput on milling and drilling tasks. The robust specification supports process reliability and predictable results on the shop floor.
Stability and endurance for everyday workshop use
Constructed from cast‑iron, the body provides mass and damping that minimise vibration and movement under load, improving surface finish and tool life. The vice’s mechanical design favours low-maintenance operation and long service intervals, making it suitable for continuous use in production environments. The substantial machine mass (approximately 25.7 kg) contributes to stability during heavy cuts, while the self‑centring feature simplifies clamping of irregular or rotated parts, reducing setup time and human error.
Flexible clamping for a wide range of parts
With a jaw opening of 0–180 mm, the vice accommodates small to medium components, supporting versatile job-shop workloads. The option for a rotary base increases positioning flexibility, allowing indexed operations without multiple re‑clamps. Such adaptability makes the device appropriate for batch production as well as single‑piece machining, enabling efficient transitions between jobs while maintaining the same clamping standard.
Contact Metav Werkzeuge for a detailed specification and to discuss how the Vertex VCV-15180D can be integrated into existing workstations
Technical Data
- Article number: VCV-15180D
- SKU: VCV-15180D
- GTIN: 4061905087332
- Manufacturer: Vertex
- Type: Mechanical vice
- Material: Cast iron
- Clamping force: 1000 kgf
- Jaw opening: 0–180 mm
- Accuracy: 0.01 mm
- Weight: 25.7 kg
- Dimensions: 312 x 151 x 120 mm
- ECLASS: 21020601
- ETIM: EC002173
Facts
- Clamping force: 1000 kgf
- Jaw opening range: 0–180 mm
- Repeatability / accuracy: 0.01 mm
- Mass: 25.7 kg
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 312 x 151 x 120 mm
- GTIN: 4061905087332
Special features
- Self‑centring mechanism
- Optionally available with rotary base
- Cast‑iron construction for damping and stability
- Mechanical operation for low maintenance
- Suitable for general machining clamping tasks
FAQ
What jaw sizes can be clamped in this vice?
The vice accepts workpieces with a jaw opening from 0 to 180 mm, allowing a broad range of component sizes to be secured.
How strong is the clamping force and what does that mean in practice?
With a clamping force of 1000 kgf, the VCV-15180D provides a secure grip suitable for many milling and drilling operations while limiting distortion of fragile parts.
Is the vice suitable for repeated precision work?
Yes, the specified 0.01 mm accuracy supports repeatable positioning and stable results across multiple setups when using the Vertex VCV-15180D.
Can the vice be mounted for indexed operations?
An optional rotary base is available, enabling indexed and multi-angle machining without multiple re‑clamps.
What material is the vice made from and why is that important?
The vice is made of cast‑iron, which provides mass and vibration damping that improves machining stability and surface finish.
Manufacturer: Vertex Machinery Works Co., Ltd.; No. 296, Sec. 1, Feng Shih Road, Fengyuan District, Taichung City 420, Taiwan