Quick Facts — C8111 Bench vice
- Model: C8111
- Type: Swivel bench vice
- Jaw opening: 0-125 mm
- Swivel: 35 degrees
- Weight: 20 kg
Bench vice with a jaw opening of 0-125 mm and a swivel base, built for heavy work in the workshop. The jaws are made of C60 hardened steel with a hardness of HRC50. The Richmann C8111 weighs 20 kg.
The base is fixed at four points and swivels 35 degrees, so the workpiece can be angled without being released from the jaws.
When does Bench Vice C8111 make the most sense?
Bench Vice C8111 makes the most sense for heavy work where the workpiece must be held firmly and sometimes angled. The jaw opening of 0-125 mm and C60 hardened steel jaws at HRC50 take larger workpieces, and the 35 degree swivel base eases access.
Applications for Bench Vice C8111
The vice is used to clamp workpieces during heavy work. The construction has the following features:
- Jaw opening 0-125 mm
- Jaw thickness 15.1 mm
- Base that swivels 35 degrees
- Base fixed at four points
- Drive handle thickness 13 mm
Technical Specifications
| Jaw material | C60 hardened steel |
| Hardness | HRC50 |
| Jaw thickness | 15.1 mm |
| Drive handle thickness | 13 mm |
| Base mounting | Four points |
A fit for: Workshop mechanics, machine joiners, welders, maintenance technicians and metalworkers.
Typical settings: Engineering workshops, manufacturing industry, maintenance workshops, vehicle workshops and metalworking.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does bench vice C8111 fit workpieces wider than 125 mm?
No. Bench vice C8111 has a jaw opening of 0-125 mm, which sets the limit for the workpiece size between the jaws.
How can bench vice C8111 be angled during work?
The base of bench vice C8111 swivels 35 degrees and is fixed at four points. The workpiece can therefore be angled without re-clamping.
What sets bench vice C8111 apart from other bench vices?
Bench vice C8111 has jaws in C60 hardened steel with a hardness of HRC50 and a base that swivels 35 degrees. The jaw thickness is 15.1 mm and the weight 20 kg.