Quick Facts — C8110 Vice
- Model: C8110
- Type: Vice
- Size: 100 mm
- Clamping width: 0-125 mm
- Swivel: 35 degrees
- Weight: 15 kg
The C8110 vice from Richmann is a swivelling heavy-duty vice with a clamping width of 0-125 mm and a weight of 15 kg.
The jaws are made of hardened C60 steel with a hardness of HRC50 and are 15.1 mm thick. The base is fastened at four points and the vice swivels 35 degrees.
What sets the C8110 vice apart?
The jaws in hardened C60 steel with a hardness of HRC50 and a thickness of 15.1 mm are built for heavy work and a long service life. The drive handle is 13 mm thick and the clamping width is 0-125 mm.
How the C8110 vice is used in heavy-duty work
The C8110 vice is used for heavy work where a solid, rugged vice is needed, and it weighs 15 kg. These features decide how it is mounted and used:
- Swivels 35 degrees to angle the workpiece.
- The base is fastened at four points.
- Clamping width 0-125 mm between the jaws.
Technical Specifications
| Jaw material | Hardened steel C60 |
| Jaw hardness | HRC50 |
| Jaw thickness | 15.1 mm |
| Drive handle thickness | 13 mm |
| Base fastening points | Four |
A fit for: Workshop fitters, welders, sheet metal workers, maintenance technicians and machine repairers.
Typical settings: Mechanical workshops, metalworking, maintenance workshops, welding and forging shops.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does the C8110 vice work for workpieces wider than 125 mm?
No. The C8110 vice has a clamping width of 0-125 mm, so workpieces over 125 mm cannot be clamped between the jaws. The jaws are made of hardened C60 steel, HRC50, and are 15.1 mm thick.
How does the C8110 vice differ from other vices?
The C8110 vice has jaws of hardened C60 steel with a hardness of HRC50 and a thickness of 15.1 mm. It swivels 35 degrees, has a base fastened at four points and a 13 mm drive handle. The weight is 15 kg.