VICES ( BANGLE CLAMP, E VER, MITRE IN & RING
Pin Chuck Adaptor (shank Ø6.35mm)
ICESB (ANGLE, CL,AMP, ENGRANGRAVER, P MITRE, P)IN & RING) Pin Tongs (Sliding Grip), India
Ø0 to Ø1.20mm & Ø1.70mm to Ø2.50mm, US Style
Ideal for holding small tools including drills, broaches and burnishers plus for holding materials for working on including rods and wires.
Made in India • Single ended • Slide locking • Length 10cm • Stainless steel • Round head
• Knurled handle Code
V39480 Pin Chuck Adapter - With Collets
Multi collets rotary drill and hand pin vice set • A useful adapter with three different capacity chucks. • Also allows use on bench drills closing down to zero, which other similar models don’t close down to.
• Ideal for Bench Drills for holding smaller drills etc creating more accuracy & stability
• Contains a middle body centre hole so you can tighten your items with strength and ease
• Knurled head cap • Very popular with jewellers, silversmiths, light engineers, model makers and used in arts and crafts
Sizes: Shank mount size Ø6.35mm
Consists of 3 collets & pin vice: • 1 – closes to zero • 2 – closes to Ø1.70mm • 3 – closes to Ø2.20mm • Collet length 20mm • Overal Length 60mm
Recommend bench drill to use with this set: Item Code D9744 - Proxon Bench Drill
Code P32162 Description
Pin Chuck Adaptor (shank Ø6.35mm)
UOM Price PACK*4 £9.95 Double Ended Pin Vices Pin Tongs
Ideal for holding small tools including drills, broaches and burnishers plus for holding materials for working on including rods and wires.
Pin Tongs (Sliding Grip), Bergeon
• Length 10cm • Double Ended: Ø0 to Ø1.20mm & Ø1.70mm to Ø2.50mm
• Hexagonal Heads • Knurled Handle • Made in India
Ideal for holding small tools including drills, broaches and burnishers plus for holding materials for working on including rods and wires.
Bergeon 30432 • Holder with slide locking steel jaws • Nickel plated brass handle • Steel chuck, opening 0 - 1.5 mm
• Length 110 mm Code
P1211 Description
Ø0.00mm to Ø1.50mm, Bergeon Swiss - Slide Locking
UOM Price Code EACH £14.85 P55512 1066 COUSINS TRADE SUPPLIER Description
Ø0 to Ø2.00mm & Ø0.70 to Ø3.00mm, Made in Japan
UOM EACH Price £14.95 Code P5314 Description
Ø0 to Ø1.20mm & Ø1.70 to Ø2.50mm
UOM EACH Price £2.50
• Length 11cm • Double Ended: Ø0 to Ø2.00mm & Ø0.70 to Ø3.00mm • Round knurled heads • Knurled Handle • High quality • Made in Japan
Ø0 to Ø1.20mm & Ø1.70 to Ø2.50mm
A*F Swiss • Length 11cm • Double Ended: Ø0 to Ø1.60mm & Ø1.40 to Ø2.80mm • Round Knurled Heads • Knurled Handle
Code P1218 Description
Ø0 to Ø1.60mm & Ø1.40 to Ø2.80mm, A*F Swiss - US Style
UOM EACH
Ø0 to Ø2.00mm & Ø0.70 to Ø3.00mm, Made in Japan
Price £7.50 Description
Ø0.00mm to Ø0.75mm, Slide Locking
UOM Price EACH £1.95
Ø0 to Ø1.00mm & Ø2.00 to Ø3.00mm, A*F Swiss
Pin Vices, Individuals
A pin vice is a small type of hand drill/holder used in watch, clock and jewellery making.
• The pin vice features an adjustable chuck which holds drill bits, wire or pins
• This chuck is the reason for the word “vice” in the name
• A pin vice consists of four main sections: a chuck, a screw-on head which covers the chuck bar the tip, a barrel, usually no more than four or five inches long and a rotating knob at the base
• The barrel and head are often knurled for better grip. To fit a bit into the pin vice, the user partly unscrews the head, loosening the chuck
• The user then inserts a drill bit or whatever he requires into place, tightening the chuck
• The chuck will now hold the bit firmly in place
• A*F Swiss • Length 11cm • Hexagonal Heads • Knurled Handle
Code P1219 Description
Ø0 to Ø1.00mm & Ø2.00 to Ø3.00mm, A*F Swiss
UOM EACH Price £7.85
Ø0 to Ø1.60mm & Ø1.40 to Ø2.80mm, A*F Swiss - US Style
• Length 10cm • Double Ended: Ø0 to Ø1.20mm & Ø1.70mm to Ø2.50mm
• Round knurled hexagonal heads • Knurled Handle • American pattern • Made in India
Code V39478 Description
Ø0 to Ø1.20mm & Ø1.70mm to Ø2.50mm, US Style
UOM EACH Price £2.50
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