6-Inch Heavy Duty Bench Vise

6-Inch Heavy Duty Bench Vise built for clamping, gripping, and shop-floor work that has to stay put.

This Arbasa 6-inch heavy duty bench vise delivers tight, predictable clamping for metalwork, woodworking, and general repair. It bolts to your bench, swivels through a 360-degree base, and holds parts steady while you cut, file, drill, or weld. Pairs well with other Arbasa workshop tools when you need a fixed work-holding station at home or in a shop.

Why this 6-inch bench vise works

• Heavy duty clamping force: Designed to apply up to 30kN of clamping pressure for tough hold-downs.
• 6-inch jaws: Wide jaws grip flat stock, square stock, and round pipe across common workshop sizes.
• 360-degree swivel base: Lock the work at any angle without moving the part on the bench.
• Anvil-style top: Rear flat section gives you a striking surface for light shaping and straightening.
• Bench-mount design: Bolt-down base keeps the vise stable through filing, hammering, and clamping pressure.
• Pipe jaw section: Lower curved jaws hold round stock for cutting and threading tasks.

Specs and details

• Jaw width: 6 inches
• Clamping force rating: up to 30kN
• Base: 360-degree swivel, bolt-down
• Top: anvil-style striking surface

Frequently asked questions

What is a 6-inch heavy duty bench vise used for?
A 6-inch heavy duty bench vise is used to hold metal, wood, and pipe stock while you cut, file, drill, hammer, or weld. The 6-inch jaw size suits most home shop and small fabrication tasks.

How much weight can a heavy duty bench vise hold?
This vise is rated for up to 30kN of clamping force, which covers most metal filing, light hammering, and pipe work on a typical home or shop bench. Anchor it to a solid bench top with bolts for best results.

Does this bench vise swivel?
Yes. The base swivels a full 360 degrees and locks at any angle so you can position the work for easier access without unclamping the part.

How do I mount a 6-inch bench vise?
Bolt the base to a sturdy workbench through the pre-drilled mounting holes. A hardwood top at least 1-1/2 inches thick keeps the vise rigid under heavy filing and hammering.