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Vises, Live Centers, Boring & Facing Heads VISES, LIVE CENTERS, BORING & FACING HEADS GS GS Precision Milling Machine Vises 139-140 GS Modular Vises & Accessories/Parts 140-142 GS Multi-tasking 5th Axis Vises 143 GS Double Clamp Vises 144-145 Machinable Fixture Jaws & Steel Jaw Sets 146 STM Toolmaker Vises 147 Free Style Vises 147 Bench Vises 147-148 Milling Machine Vise For Round Workpieces 148 Drill Press Vises 148-150 EDM Tool Maker Vises 150 LIVE CENTERS Skoda & STM Heavy Duty Live Centers 152 Skoda Extra Heavy Duty Live Centers 153 Skoda Precision CNC Live Centers 154 Skoda Extended Point Live Centers 155 Skoda Bull Nose Live Centers 155 Skoda Live Center Parts 156 Narex Universal Boring & 157-164 Facing Heads & Accessories www.sowatool.com 1-800-265-8221 www.SowaTool.com 137 VISES Precision Clamping High Quality Systems and Accuracy s r for all e & t n s e e C s i e V Applications v i L 138 1-800-265-8221 www.SowaTool.com VISES GS 6” Precision Milling Machine Vises • Vises are Matched • An integral key and large fasteners reduce deflection by 50% • 4 jaw plate positions allow extra capacity with the jaw plates in the outside position • The swivel base is graduated 360° in one degree increments • Chip cover protects leadscrew from damage • The quality movable jaw does not lift off the bed, and the deflection o f the stationary jaw is minimized (Inch) Jaw Jaw Plain Width Open Ship Model AB CO.A.L. b cdefWt Code No. Price $ GS675 6 7.5 1.77 17.2 9.13 4.6 12 1.65 .39 80lbs 327-275M 662.20 GS890 6 8.9 1.5 17.2 8.3 4.6 12 1.7 .2 80lbs 327-290M 741.30 Jaw Plates for GS675 & GS890 327-287 117.60 Swivel base only 327-280 156.10 Replacement Handle 327-285 66.90 L i Main Screw, Collar & Collar Set Screw for GS675 327-284 105.70 v V e i s Main Screw, Collar & Collar Set Screw for GS890 327-291 142.30 C e e s Chip Cover for GS675 327-289 17.50 n t & e Chip Cover for GS890 327-294 6.10 r Vise Nut for GS675 327-288 144.20 s Vise Nut & Brush Set for GS890 327-293 137.60 Jaw Plate Screws (4pcs) for GS675 & GS890 327-286 17.30 Ball Bearing Thrust Collar for GS675 & GS890 327-292 19.70 Capacity I II III IV GS 675 0-7-1/2" 2-1/8” - 10-1/4" 5” - 13-1/8" 7” - 15-7/8" 0-192mm 54-262mm 125-333mm 177-403mm GS 890 0-8.89" 2.125” - 11.65" 5” - 14.44" 6.97” - 17.24" 0-226mm 54-296mm 125-367mm 177-437mm 1-800-265-8221 www.SowaTool.com 139 VISES GS 8” Precision Milling Machine Vises • Vises are Matched • An integral key and large fasteners reduce deflection by 50% • 4 jaw plate positions allow extra capacity with the jaw plates in the outside position • The swivel base is graduated 360° in one degree increments • Chip cover protects leadscrew from damage • The quality movable jaw does not lift off the bed, and the deflection of the stationary jaw is minimized (Inch) Jaw Jaw Plain Width Open Ship Model A B C O.A.L. b cdefWt Code No. Price $ GS810 8 10.0 2.25 21.8 11.62 5.55 15.0 1.85 .43 158lbs 327-300 1,497.00 Swivel base only 3 27-310 303.90 Jaw Plates 327-311 200.40 Replacement Handle 327-305 75.90 Parts For GS 8” Precision Milling Machine Vises Description Code No. Price $ Main Screw, Collar & Collar Set Screw 327-306 240.70 Ball Bearing Thrust Collar 327-292 19.70 Needle Bearing Thrust Collar 327-307 54.20 s Chip Cover 327-308 8.70 r e & t Vise Nut 327-309 343.80 n s e e Jaw Plate Screws (4pcs) 327-312 13.10 C s i e V v i L Capacity I II III IV GS 810 0-10.43” 2.36” - 3.66” 6.25”- 16.61” 8.58” - 20.79” 0-265mm 60-347mm 159-422mm 218-528mm Modular Vise w/ Quick Interchangeable Pulldown Jaws • No tools needed for quick hand change of downward jaw plates Soft Jaws Description Code No. Price $ 6 x 8 Modular Vise 382-896 1,429.80 Pair Soft Jaws 382-897 229.80 140 1-800-265-8221 www.SowaTool.com VISES GS Plain Base Modular Vises Manufactured under rigid quality control. As a result of the high standard construction, GS Vises can be depended upon to maintain their accuracy under the most severe operating conditions. The modular design and the concept of interchangeability makes possible a wide variety of set up combinations. Features/Benefits: • High accuracy • Unlimited clamping range • High quality alloy steel • High clamping pressure • No jaw lift • All vises are matched (Inch) Jaw Width Opening Jaw Height Model (A) (C) (B) Code No. Price $ 14 4 1.2 382-005 982.40 25 6 1.6 382-010 1,047.90 36 8 1.97 382-015 1,277.20 36 12 1.97 382-017 1,777.40 47 8 2.4 382-020 1,801.00 47 12 2.4 382-025 1,964.70 47 16 2.4 382-030 2,224.20 47 20 2.4 382-032 2,619.50 58 8 2.6 382-035 2,285.90 58 12 2.6 382-040 2,409.40 58 16 2.6 382-045 2,656.50 58 20 2.6 382-050 3,027.20 58 24 2.6 382-052 3,994.70 6 12 8 3.2 382-055 3,634.50 6 12 12 3.2 382-060 4,027.40 6 12 16 3.2 382-065 4,714.90 6 12 20 3.2 382-070 5,189.40 6 12 24 3.2 382-075 5,664.40 6 12 28 3.2 382-080 6,582.70 6 12 32 3.2 382-085 7,334.40 Prismatic Jaws 6” Soft Jaw Assembly L i v V e i s C e e s n t & e r s Model No. Code No. Price $ Model No. Code No. Price $ #3 382-895 339.80 #3 382-890 393.00 #4 382-892 524.00 #5 382-894 655.00 Modular Vise Specs (Inch) Vise Size Code No. DEFGH IKgs 4 x 4 382-005 10.45 12.5 1.38 2.95 3.07 .628 6.8 5 x 6 382-010 13.8 16.4 1.6 3.8 3.04 .64 12.9 6 x 8 382-015 16.8 20.86 1.97 4.92 3.574 .64 25.5 6 x 12 382-017 20.47 20.86 1.97 4.92 3.574 .64 29 7 x 8 382-020 17.91 24.80 2.32 5.8 3.876 .64 37 7 x 12 382-025 21.85 24.80 2.32 5.8 3.876 .64 42 7 x 16 382-030 25.78 24.80 2.32 5.8 3.876 .64 47 7 x 20 382-032 29.72 24.80 2.32 5.8 3.876 .64 52 8 x 8 382-035 22.9 28.74 2.8 6.8 4.536 .64 64 8 x 12 382-040 26.8 28.74 2.8 6.8 4.536 .64 69 8 x 16 382-045 30.7 28.74 2.8 6.8 4.536 .64 74 8 x 20 382-050 34.6 28.74 2.8 6.8 4.536 .64 79 8 x 24 382-052 38.6 28.74 2.8 6.8 4.536 .64 84 12 x 8 382-055 24.8 32.67 3.07 7.67 4.74 .64 95 12 x 12 382-060 28.7 32.67 3.07 7.67 4.74 .64 105 12 x 16 382-065 32.7 32.67 3.07 7.67 4.74 .64 115 12 x 20 382-070 36.6 32.67 3.07 7.67 4.74 .64 125 12 x 24 382-075 40.5 32.67 3.07 7.67 4.74 .64 135 12 x 28 382-080 44.5 32.67 3.07 7.67 4.74 .64 145 12 x 32 382-085 48.5 32.67 3.07 7.67 4.74 .64 155 1-800-265-8221 www.SowaTool.com 141 VISES Parts & Accessories For GS Modular Vises Extension Base Mechanical Moveable Jaw Section Swivel Base Blocking Device and Base Part #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 Description Code No. Price $ Cod e No. Price $ Code No. Price $ Code No. Price $ Code No. Price $ Code No. Price $ Swivel Base 382-380 458.70 382-385 524.00 382-390 622.30 382-395 687.80 382-400 917.00 382-405 1,146.20 Extension Base 382-260 524.00 382-265 589.50 382-270 655.00 382-275 720.40 382-280 903.80 382-285 1,113.40 Mechanical Blocking Device 382-470 229.40 382-475 235.90 382-480 262.00 382-485 272.00 382-490 321.50 382-495 491.30 Moveable Jaw 382-412 229.40 382-417 294.80 382-422 393.00 382-427 586.00 382-432 884.30 382-437 1,309.90 Fixed Jaw 382-410 229.40 382-415 294.80 382-420 393.00 382-425 586.00 382-430 884.30 382-435 1,309.90 Main Screw 382-850 53.90 382-852 76.30 382-854 78.10 382-856 78.10 382-858 117.40 382-860 117.40 T-Wrench 382-820 14.40 382-822 14.40 382-824 19.20 382-826 19.20 382-828 22.00 382-830 22.00 Box Wrench 382-874 13.20 382-876 27.50 382-878 32.90 382-880 32.90 382-882 46.60 382-884 46.60 Vise Holding Jaws 382-685 41.20 382-690 41.20 382-695 59.70 382-700 59.70 382-705 67.40 382-710 67.40 Positioning Keys 382-655 40.40 382-660 40.40 382-665 40.40 382-670 40.40 382-675 40.40 382-680 40.40 Work Stop 382-770 58.80 382-775 58.80 382-780 58.80 382-785 58.80 382-790 61.00 382-795 66.80 Jaw Plate for Fixed Jaw 382-862 78.80 382-864 104.90 382-866 164.50 382-868 179.00 382-870 190.00 382-872 214.40 Jaw Plate for Moveable Jaw 382-863 78.80 382-865 104.90 382-867 164.50 382-869 179.00 382-871 185.20 382-873 214.40 Lock Screw for Blocking Device 382-471 8.00 382-476 8.00 382-481 9.60 382-486 9.60 382-491 15.90 382-496 15.90 M6x1 x 25mm M12x1 x 25mm M14x2 x 35mm M16x2 x 60mm M20x2.5 x 60mm M20x2.5mm x 50mm 382-472 1.40 382-482 3.20 M8x1.25 x 25mm M12x1.75 x 30mm Chrome Locking Ball for 382-473 2.90 382-477 4.90 382-483 7.40 382-483 7.40 382-492 24.60 382-492 24.60 Blocking Device 9/16” dia.
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