Takiar Enterprises

The Takiar Mild Steel Bench Vice is a tool used to securely hold workpieces in place while you work on them. Here’s a breakdown of what you might need to know about it:
Features and Benefits:
Material:
Mild Steel Construction: Mild steel is commonly used for bench vices due to its affordability and ease of machining. It provides good strength and durability for holding materials securely. However, it might not be as strong as vices made from cast iron or other high-strength alloys.

A G Clamp, also known as a C Clamp, is a metal tool used to hold objects firmly in place, typically in woodworking, metalworking, and construction. Uses of a G Clamp:
Holding wood pieces together during gluing or screwing.
Securing material to a workbench while cutting, drilling, or sanding.
Clamping metal parts during welding or fabrication.

Carpentry Vice: If this is what you're referring to, a carpentry vice is specifically designed for woodworkers and may have jaws lined with wood or soft materials to avoid damaging the workpiece.

A Bench Vice with Fixed Base is a sturdy clamping tool used to hold workpieces securely during cutting, drilling, filing, or shaping. Its strong jaws and rigid design ensure stability and precision in workshop and industrial tasks.

• Can rotate (usually 360°)

• Good for multi-angle work

• Jaw width: 100 mm, 125 mm, 150 mm

• Material: Cast iron 

Carbon Steel Baby Vice is a compact and durable tool designed for light-duty clamping tasks. Made from strong carbon steel, it is ideal for hobby, craft, and small workshop applications.