0-200mm Pneumatic Precision Machine Vice 9,000 kgf Clamping Force, Cast Iron - Vertex

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Pneumatic Precision Machine Vice VMC-7P — 9,000 kgf clamping force · 0–200 mm jaw opening

The Pneumatic Precision Machine Vice VMC-7P is a compact, heavy-duty clamping solution designed for machine-tool environments where fast cycle times and consistent accuracy are required.

• 9,000 kgf clamping force for secure holding
• 0–200 mm adjustable jaw opening
• Repeatable accuracy to 0.01 mm
• Robust cast-iron construction

Stable clamping that reduces rework and increases throughput

With a rated clamping force of 9,000 kgf, this pneumatic vice delivers secure fixation for heavy milling and drilling operations, translating into fewer vibrations and lower scrap rates. The pneumatic actuation provides rapid engagement and release, supporting shorter cycle times on production lines. Built from cast iron, the body resists deformation under load, keeping the workpiece position stable across repeated clamping cycles. For workshop planners and production engineers, that stability means predictable tolerances and less downtime for rework or fixture adjustments.

Precision and repeatability for consistent component quality

Accuracy is central to the design: the mechanism achieves repeatability to 0.01 mm, ensuring consistent part geometry across batches. The vice’s finely engineered jaws and guiding surfaces maintain alignment even under fluctuating cutting forces, which simplifies quality control and reduces inspection overhead. For users accustomed to manual vices, the pneumatically driven clamp delivers the advantage of automated, reproducible clamping without complex retrofits. The precise control supports both prototyping and series production where dimensional conformity is a priority.

Designed for industrial integration and straightforward installation

The machine vice is compact yet substantial in mass, with dimensions of 180 x 600 x 173 mm and a weight of 65 kg, enabling stable mounting on machining-centre tables and fixtures. The 0–200 mm jaw opening covers a broad range of workpiece sizes, reducing the need for frequent tooling changes. Pneumatic drive technology simplifies interfacing with existing compressed-air systems and allows quick cycle rates while limiting operator intervention. The robust construction and material choice support long service intervals, so maintenance schedules remain predictable and lifecycle costs are manageable.

Contact Metav Werkzeuge today for application advice or to reserve a Vertex VMC-7P for production environments; our Emmerich-based team can provide technical guidance and supply options via info@metav-werkzeuge.com or +49 2822 7131930

Technical Data

• SKU: VMC-7P
• GTIN: 4061905092497
• Manufacturer: Vertex
• ECLASS: 21020601
• ETIM: EC002173

Facts

• Opening range: 0–200 mm
• Clamping force: 9,000 kgf
• Accuracy / repeatability: 0.01 mm
• Weight: 65 kg
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 180 x 600 x 173 mm

Special features

• Material: Cast iron
• Type: Pneumatic clamping
• High clamping force for heavy-duty machining
• Suitable jaw adjustment for varied workpiece sizes
• Compact footprint for machine-table mounting

FAQ

What level of clamping force does this vice provide?
The Vertex VMC-7P pneumatic vice provides a clamping force of 9,000 kgf, designed for heavy-duty machining tasks.

Which jaw opening range is available for fixture setup?
The vice offers an adjustable jaw opening from 0 to 200 mm, enabling a wide range of part sizes to be secured.

How precise is the positioning after repeated clamping cycles?
Repeatability is specified to 0.01 mm, ensuring consistent positioning and reduced inspection effort for batch production.

Is the vice suitable for mounting on common machining centres?
Yes, the VMC-7P’s compact dimensions and robust base make it suitable for secure mounting on most machine-tool tables.

What material is used for the vice body, and why is it important?
The body is manufactured from cast iron, chosen for rigidity and resistance to deformation under high clamping loads, which supports machining stability and tool life.

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