Sealey Vice - 100mm Fixed Base - CV100E
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Full details
The Sealey Fixed Base Economy Vice (CV100E) is designed for users with smaller workshops or those performing lighter-duty tasks. Its key benefit is providing a reliable and functional clamping solution without occupying excessive space. A caveat to consider is its suitability for lighter applications rather than heavy-duty industrial use. This compact vice features a 100mm jaw opening, a robust cast iron body, replaceable serrated steel jaws, and an integrated anvil, offering a balance of stability and versatility for everyday workshop needs.
All features
| Model Part Number | CV100E |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
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FAQs
What is the maximum jaw opening of the Sealey CV100E?
The maximum jaw opening is 100mm.
What material is the Sealey CV100E made from?
The vice body is constructed from robust cast iron, and the jaws are made of serrated steel.
Can the jaws be replaced?
Yes, the Sealey CV100E features replaceable serrated steel jaws.
Is this vice suitable for heavy-duty industrial applications?
This vice is designed for lighter-duty applications and smaller workshops. For heavy-duty use, a more robust model may be required.
Does the vice have an anvil?
Yes, it includes an integrated anvil for light hammering and forming tasks.
What is the warranty period for this vice?
The Sealey CV100E comes with a 2-year guarantee against breakage.
How do I maintain the vice?
Regularly clean the vice and apply a light coat of oil to the screw thread and guide rods to ensure smooth operation and prevent rust.
Troubleshooting
Vice jaws do not close fully.
Check for any debris or obstructions in the jaw mechanism or on the guide rods. Clean and lubricate the screw thread and guide surfaces.
Difficulty in tightening or loosening the vice.
Inspect the rolled thread for damage or dirt. Clean and apply a suitable lubricant to the thread. Ensure the workpiece is not binding the jaws excessively.
Vibration during use.
Ensure the vice is securely mounted to a stable workbench. Check that all mounting bolts are tightened firmly.
Jaws not gripping the workpiece effectively.
Clean the serrated jaws to remove any oil or debris. If wear is significant, consider replacing the jaws.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Space-efficient design, ideal for small workshops.
- Robust cast iron construction ensures durability.
- Replaceable jaws allow for continued use after wear.
- Integrated anvil adds practical utility for light tasks.
- Precise clamping control thanks to the smooth rolled thread.
Cons
- Best suited for lighter-duty applications, not heavy industrial use.
- Clamping force of 1300 kg/m² may be insufficient for very demanding tasks.
- Fixed base design limits portability compared to swivel base models.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To set up the Sealey CV100E, position it on a stable workbench and secure it using appropriate screws or bolts through the mounting holes. Ensure the workbench surface is level and capable of supporting the vice and the workpiece. The vice is compatible with most standard workbenches. For care, regularly clean the vice body and jaw mechanisms to remove dust and debris. Apply a light coat of oil to the guide rods and screw thread periodically to maintain smooth operation and prevent rust. Ensure the serrated jaws are kept clean for optimal grip. Replace jaws when they become excessively worn.