The flagship of GMT’s workholding line is the 6″ double-station cast iron vise. Weighing in at a hefty 110 lbs, this vise securely holds multiple workpieces while damping vibration and eliminating deflection.
The unique leadscrew design allows clamping of different sized workpieces. The fixed center jaw can be removed, and included hardware can be used to fix the front movable jaw, transforming the GDV into a wide-opening single station vise. In the single-station configuration, this vise has a jaw opening of 12.25″.
The hexagonal handle end of the leadscrew is recessed, allowing this vise to mounted on smaller mill tables without risk of enclosure collision. A handle socket extension is included for easy access.
The GDV-620FE comes standard with an extra large polished handle, handle extension, built-in chip guards, 11/16″ T-slot keys, and a set of four toeclamps. Each vise carries a 10-year limited warranty.
For more information visit our website at http://www.glacern.com/gdv_620fe
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This video covers how to change the system over to inch or metric, also covers the importance of sync software controller settings when it comes to feed or cut speeds.
This video covers how to change the system over to inch or metric, also covers the importance of sync software controller settings when it comes to feed or cut speeds. source
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