What is a Kurt vise?
Kurt Vise. Stationary vises are used for machining straight surfaces. They can be fastened to the machine at either a parallel or at a right angle. Jaw Width (Inch) 6 Jaw Opening Capacity (Inch) 14 Throat Depth (Inch) 1-31/64 Orientation Type Horizontal Number of Stations 1 Base Motion Type Stationary Operation Type
How much force does a Kurt D810 vise have?
Description Kurt’s D810 vise has a large 10″ jaw opening and provides up to 11,600 lbs. of clamping force. The AngLock® design of the stationary jaw reduces vise deflection by 25% while allowing total disassembly of the vise without removing the body from the machine table.
What is the best vise for hogging out?
Kurt’s D810 vise has a large 10″ jaw opening and provides up to 11,600 lbs. of clamping force. The AngLock® design of the stationary jaw reduces vise deflection by 25% while allowing total disassembly of the vise without removing the body from the machine table. The D810 vise locks parts precisely for aggressive “hogging out” operations.
Why choose Kurt anglock® vises?
Recommended for running production parts with critical datum, flatness, and parallelism requirements, the D810 is designed for precision boring, tapping, drilling, and finishing operations. No other brand delivers the proven accuracy of Kurt AngLock® vises.