5" (130mm) Self-Centering Vise, 5" (130mm) Opening
Description
This Haas 5" self-centering vise has a maximum opening of 5", and features a compact, low-profile design that automatically adjusts the workpiece to the center of the vise for increased precision and repeatability. The simple bolt-on jaws are easily changed or reversed, and have built-in serrated gripping surfaces which do NOT feature dovetail jaws. Includes one set of hardened-steel jaws, a ratchet wrench, and all necessary mounting hardware. Replacement hard jaws, as well as machinable steel and aluminum soft jaws, are available.Download documents
Technical specifications
Vise Type | Manual |
Vise Holding Type | Self-Centering |
Number of Stations | 1 |
[BL] Body Length | 8.27 in \ 210.0 mm |
[BH] Body Height | 2.24 in \ 57.0 mm |
[JH] Jaw Height | 1.26 in \ 32.0 mm |
[JW] Jaw Width | 4.92 in \ 125.0 mm |
[a] Dimension | 3.78 in \ 96.0 mm |
[b] Dimension | 3.78 in \ 96.0 mm |
[c] Dimension | 1.77 in \ 45.0 mm |
[OAL] Overall Length | 8.433 in \ 214.2 mm |
[OAH] Overall Height | 3.504 in \ 89.0 mm |
[OAW] Overall Width | 4.961 in \ 126.0 mm |
[J1] Inner Jaw Range | 0.48 - 5.19 in \ 12.0 - 132.0 |
[J3] Outer Jaw Range | 1.65 - 7.72 in \ 42.0 - 196.0 |
[VO] Vise Opening | 5.0 in \ 130.0 mm |
[S] Screw Spacing | 4.0 in \ 101.6 mm |
[ZPC] Zero Point Connections | 4 |
[TP1] Thread | M6-1.0 |
[TP2] Thread | M10-1.5 |
[W] Wrench Size | 12.0 mm |
Weight | 28 lbs \ 12.7 kg |
Country of Origin | Taiwan |
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Self-Centering Vise
Haas self-centering vises feature a compact, low-profile design that automatically adjusts the workpiece to the center of the vise for increased precision and repeatability. The simple bolt-on jaws are easily changed or reversed, without disassembling the vise, and feature serrated gripping surfaces. The vise comes with serrated teeth to provide maximum grip on non-hardened materials and are NOT dovetail jaws. Replacement hard jaws, as well as machinable steel and aluminum soft jaws, are available.
Each vise includes one set of hardened-steel jaws, a ratchet wrench, and all necessary mounting hardware: toe clamps, mounting bolts with flange nuts and T-slot nuts, and alignment keys, as applicable.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
1. Keep lead screw well lubricated with copper anti-seize lubricant.
2. Keep the lead screw clean and free of chips and other debris. Use a soft wire or nylon brush to clean the screw regularly.
3. Do NOT over torque. Stay below the maximum torque values listed below. Excess torque may result in damage not covered under warranty.
4. Never use power tools to operate the vise.
5. Never strike the vise handle with a mallet.
6. If machining soft jaws, clamp a spacer block between the jaws at the desired operating torque for maximum precision and repeatability.
7. If the vise will not be used for an extended period of time, clean thoroughly, and liberally apply rust inhibitor to all surfaces.
TORQUE VALUES
Jaw Bolts: 20 ft-lb (27 Nm)
Mounting Bolts: 25 ft-lb (34 Nm)
Lead Screw 60 ft-lb (81 Nm)
Off center clamping NOT ALLOWED!
Workpiece must be centered in jaws, or counterbalanced on the opposite side.
RE-CENTERING VISE JAWS
2. Loosen (DO NOT REMOVE) the two center mounting block screws until the assembly can move freely.
3. Insert (2) 3/4" (19 mm) diameter dowel pins into the vise as shown.
4. Turn the lead screw clockwise to lightly clamp the dowel pins between both jaws.
5. Tighten the two center mounting block screws until snug; be careful not to over tighten.
6. Turn the lead screw counterclockwise to unclamp the jaws from the dowel pins.
7. Remove the dowel pins.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
The width of the clamping surface is recommended to be 75% of the material width. The part should only contact the top of the jaw.
