The document introduces eight different types of tools, including drill press vices, anvils, hand vices, vacuum vices, and bench vices, etc. Each tool has different features and characteristics, suitable for different applications.
The catalog lists a range of Draper engineering vices: a 75 mm cast‑iron bench vice with serrated curved jaws and a 40 mm clamping screw, a 36 mm hand vice for secure component clamping, a 75 mm vacuum vice with a suction base and swivel head, and several drill‑press vices including a 100 mm three‑way and a quick‑action 85 mm model. An additional 4.5 kg cast‑iron anvil with a 120 × 65 mm working surface is also featured.
Pricing and stock information are provided for each item, and the vices are recommended for use with Draper’s range of bench and floor‑standing workshop drills (see pages 474‑476). All prices are listed excl. VAT.
| Bench Vice Jaw Opening | 75 mm |
|---|---|
| Bench Vice Material | Cast iron with serrated curved jaws |
| Bench Vice Clamping Screw Capacity | 40 mm |
| Hand Vice Jaw Opening | 36 mm |
| Vacuum Vice Jaw Opening | 75 mm |
| Vacuum Vice Feature | Powerful suction base, swivel head |
| Drill Press Vice Type | 3‑Way 100 mm |
| Quick‑Action Drill Press Vice Opening | 85 mm |
| Anvil Working Surface | 120 × 65 mm |
The 75 mm Bench Vice has a 75 mm jaw opening.
The 75 mm Vacuum Vice features a powerful suction base that can be fixed to any smooth surface.
They are ideal for use in the workshop in conjunction with Draper’s range of vices.