VICES & CLAMPS VICES & CLAMPS
CLAMPS, BENCH, PEARL & TOOLMAKERS
C Clamps
Mini 2 pieces Universal Function Workshop Clamps
workshop pieces with these solid steel construction mini clamps • Fine cut acme thread for smooth and fast movement
• Ø22mm swivel disc plate to correct the angle applying even pressure
• A favourite with miniature model makers, jewellery, crafts, clock restorers
• Also available various sized G clamps see item codes C33515 to C33518
Features: • Will hold items thickness 0 to 40mm • Weight: 120 grams for the pair
Code V33905
Description C Type Clamps
G Clamps
they are hard to hold in your hand and also warm up with the cutting friction of the drill.
This handy little tool solves the problem by simply while drilling.
Faithful G-Clamps - General Purpose Workshop Clamps
A G-Clamp is used by means of turning the screw through the bottom of the frame until the desired state of pressure or release is reached.
In the case that the clamp is being tightened, this is when the objects being secured are satisfactorily end of the frame.
amount of force is released to allow the secured objects to be moved.
• Ribbed ‘I’ section ductile iron construction. • Deep cut Acme threads for smooth and fast movement.
• Broad swivel shoe adjust to the correct angle to apply even pressure.
• Powder coated to protect from corrosion. • Clamp C33518 is Ideal to use with Ring Stretcher R4920, will stench rings with accuracy in an automated action.
• A student/hobbyists favourite to clamp onto bench pegs (B4228).
Weights: • C33515 - 550g • C33516 - 500g • C33517 - 854g
• C33518 - 1.1kg Code
C33515 C33516 C33517 C33518
Description 50mm G Clamp
75mm G Clamp 100mm G Clamp 150mm G Clamp
UOM Price EACH
EACH EACH
• Spring loaded ridged locknuts buts provide quick clamping and releasing action
• With thirteen round clamping holes, sizes: 6.3, 6, 5, 4.4, 4, 3.5, 3, 2.5, 2, 1.3mm
• Hold up to Ø8mm • Made in steel chrome plated
Size: 40 x 30mm Weight: 35 grams
Code V34931 Description Pearl & Bead Drilling Clamp Toolmakers Clamps
This clamp is extremely useful for holding work together when drilling, tapping and other machining operations. Manufactured from case hardened steel for strength and equipped with a spring clip and a retaining ring which holds the loose jaw in place when the clamp is being adjusted.
• Size 30mm (1¼” inch) capacity • Weight: 120g • “Faithfull” brand quality tool
£4.35 £5.75 £7.95
EACH £11.50 Code C33514 Description 30mm Toolmakers Clamp
UOM Price £4.05
EACH
Ref: T42909 See Page: 832
1044 COUSINS TRADE SUPPLIER
UOM Price EACH
£3.95
Size and weight: • 95mm x 64mm x 70mm • Top plate, pin hole table 50mm • Jaws open to 20mm • Maximum size to hold objects 60mm x 40mm and prevents the base from moving
• Weight 590g Code
V31291 Description
Jewellers Engravers Vice, on Stand
UOM Price EACH £16.25
UOM Price £3.95
PACK*2 Pearl Drilling Vice
Cousins Material House Pearl Drilling Vice
When drilling pearls to make jewellery holding the item can be problematic to drill such as slipping. • Firmly secure pearls for easy drilling.
• Cup shaped nylon jaws, which will not mark the item with a
• Other shapes like round and oval items can also be drilling using this vice.
• Its body and hand closing jaw knob are both made from steel.
Size & Weight • 80mm x 50mm x 20mm • Largest pearl/object that can be held is 15mm in diameter.
• Made in India • Weight 105gms
Code V31267 Description Pearl Drilling Vice EACH Pearl & Bead Drilling Clamp
UOM Price £7.50
Jewellers Engravers Vice, on Stand Jewellers Engravers Vice
Popular vices for engraving, model making, sculpture making are just some examples of this vice:
• The adjustable ball swivel enables versatile use, allowing repositioning of work as frequently as required, etc.
• Four holding pins are included slot into any of the sixty position holes allowing any different shaped items to be used on this tool.
• Open/close the vice jaws for different sized objects using the easy hand operated turning knob.
• Complete metal construction. ENGRAVERS VICES
Tube Cutting Jig
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