VEVOR Heavy Duty Bench Vise – 6-1/2-inch Jaw, 360° Swivel Base, Anvil, 5-inch Opening, 5,520 lbs Clamping Force for Pipe Repairs

Built for demanding shop work

The VEVOR heavy duty bench vise blends rugged construction with thoughtful design. Cast in premium ductile iron, it resists impact and maintains stability during long sessions. A clamping force up to 5,520 lbs (24.98 kN) helps secure workpieces as you work through tasks without wobble.

Versatility takes center stage with pipe jaws and V jaws. It clamps round pipes from 0.59 to 2.56 inches in diameter and grips irregular shapes with equal confidence. Perfect for pipe repairs, metalworking, and woodworking projects, this vise adapts to a wide range of materials and sizes.

The 360-degree swivel head and base unlock a full circle of positioning options. Rotate the workpiece to weld from an ideal angle, trim with clean lines, or set up precise cuts with minimal repositioning. This flexibility is especially handy in tight spaces or on multi-component assemblies.

Smart details protect both your piece and your workflow. Magnetic jaw pads guard delicate finishes while maintaining a firm grip. The wide 6.5-inch jaw opening and a maximum bite of 5 inches accommodate larger parts, while the 3-inch throat depth plus a substantial anvil (79 x 66 mm) provide a solid platform for hammering and shaping tasks.

Key benefits at a glance

• Rugged ductile iron construction designed for durability and long service life
• High clamping force supports secure handling of tough workpieces
• Pipe jaws plus V jaws provide flexible clamping for diverse materials
• 360-degree swivel head and base enable precise positioning from any angle
• Magnetic jaw pads protect finishes and ease delicate handling

In real-world use, this vise offers a stable, reliable foundation for projects that require steady clamping, careful alignment, and a sturdy work surface. Whether you are repairing pipes, shaping metal, or assembling components, it provides a solid platform to progress with confidence without unnecessary repositioning.

Specifications you can rely on include a 6.5-inch jaw width, 5-inch opening, and a 3-inch throat depth, plus a large 79 by 66 mm anvil for hammering and shaping tasks.