Hand Vice for Metalworking, Jewelry making, Model Building, Electronics

Hand Vice for Metalworking, Jewelry making, Model Building, Electronics

G.T.W 368

A hand vice is a small, handheld clamping tool used to hold small objects securely in place during tasks like filing, drilling, sawing, or gluing. It typically consists of a pair of flat jaws, a tightening screw. The jaws are tightened or loosened by turning the screw, allowing the user to grip items with precision and stability.

Key Features:

• Compact design: Easily portable and ideal for detailed work.

• Adjustable jaws: Can hold various small workpieces.

• Durable construction: Usually made of hardened steel for long-lasting use.

• Applications: Commonly used in metalworking, jewelry making, model building, electronics, and other fine manual tasks.