Locksmith Bench Vise with Anvil, 150 mm Jaw Width, 11 kg, Beast

Quick Facts — BST-501500 Locksmith bench vise with anvil

• Model: BST-501500
• EAN: 5907698012696
• Type: Locksmith bench vise with anvil
• Jaw width: 150 mm
• Max jaw opening: approx. 155 mm
• Weight: 11 kg

The locksmith bench vise with anvil from Beast has a 150 mm jaw width and weighs 11 kg. It is built for clamping and machining workpieces in workshops and industry.

With a maximum jaw opening of approx. 155 mm, the vise takes workpieces up to that width. The integrated anvil provides a striking surface for work that would otherwise need a separate anvil.

Why locksmiths choose the locksmith bench vise with anvil

The vise combines clamping and an anvil in one unit, which makes it useful for locksmiths and workshops. The fixed gripping surfaces reduce the risk of the workpiece slipping during machining.

The weight of 11 kg gives stability when clamping and when working with greater force. Spare parts and accessories can be ordered for long-lasting operation.

Where the locksmith bench vise with anvil performs best

The vise is used in workshops, at locksmith companies and in industrial settings. The areas of use are:

• precision work
• clamping of workpieces
• assembly
• metalworking and repair
• fine adjustment of components

Technical Specifications

Used by: Locksmiths, workshop mechanics, maintenance technicians, repair technicians.

Common in: Locksmith companies, workshop industry, metalworking, maintenance and repair.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is the locksmith bench vise with anvil suitable for workpieces wider than 155 mm?

No. The locksmith bench vise with anvil has a maximum jaw opening of approx. 155 mm and a jaw width of 150 mm, so workpieces must fit within that opening.

What distinguishes the locksmith bench vise with anvil from other bench vises?

The locksmith bench vise with anvil has an integrated anvil, which gives a striking surface in the same unit as the clamping. It has a 150 mm jaw width and weighs 11 kg, which gives stability during machining.