4" Single-Station CrossOver® Fixed-Jaw Vise, 6-1/2" Opening, Flange Style, Haas Workholding by Kurt

Name: 4" Single-Station CrossOver® Fixed-Jaw Vise, 6-1/2" Opening, Flange Style, Haas Workholding by Kurt
Brand: Haas Tooling
SKU: 05-0405
Price: 849.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.833333333333333 (6 reviews)

Part # 05-0405HKDX4

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Technical specifications

System of Measurement	Inch - ANSI
Vise Type	Manual
Vise Holding Type	Fixed Jaw
Number of Stations	1
[BL] Body Length	12.5 in \ 317.5 mm
[BH] Body Height	2.25 in \ 57.15 mm
[H] Height of Screw Hole	0.687 in \ 17.45 mm
[JH] Jaw Height	1.235 in \ 31.37 mm
[JW] Jaw Width	4.0 in \ 100.0 mm
[a] Dimension	0.52 in \ 13.21 mm
[b] Dimension	4.0 in \ 101.6 mm
[OAL] Overall Length	13.735 in \ 348.87 mm
[OAH] Overall Height	3.485 in \ 88.52 mm
[OAW] Overall Width	4.962 in \ 126.03 mm
[J1] Inner Jaw Range	0.0-6.5 in \ 0.0-165.1 mm
[J3] Outer Jaw Range	5.93-12.43 in \ 150.6-315.7 mm
[VO] Vise Opening	6.5 in \ 165.0 mm
[BT] Base Thickness	0.65 in \ 16.51 mm
[S] Screw Spacing	2.5 in \ 63.5 mm
[ZPC] Zero Point Connections	0
[TP] Thread Pitch	3/8"-16
[W] Wrench Size	0.5625 in \ 9/16"
Weight	30.0 lbs \ 13.6 kg
Country of Origin	USA

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This is the same high-quality DX6 Kurt vise that we’ve all come to know and love – designed and branded specifically for Haas. Pair your machine with proven, great-quality tools and workholding.

HAVE YOU CLEANED YOUR VISE RECENTLY?

Vise Cleaning and Maintenance

Keep your vise operating smoothly! See how to clean and maintain your vise.

1. Loosen the front screw and remove the floating jaw.

2. Clean out any chips from the nut block inside threads with compressed air. Then blow off the base of the vise.

3. Wipe off the rails and the bottom of the floating jaw. Don’t forget to take out and clean the half-moon spacer in the floating jaw.

4. Grease the half-moon spacer and place it back in the floating jaw. Apply a light coat of machine oil to contact surfaces.

5. Re-seat the floating jaw (be sure to flush it with the rail).

6. Tighten the floating jaw, then back off slightly (as seen in the video).

Vise Maintenance = Good Parts

This TOD addresses a very straightforward topic. Cleaning and maintaining your vise is an important step that most of us, unfortunately, neglect more often than not. Mark shows us just how easy it is to get this done and have a little peace of mind about our vise longevity and proper part clamping.