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Bench vices

Fami parallel bench vices: compact Work Go, forged steel Work Strong for heavy-duty use, forged and hardened Work Tech; jaws from 100 to 180 mm, with or without swivel base, screws for fixing to the worktop. From around €130.

7 items in 3 families Ready to ship · 3 days ✕ About 20 working days ✕

Bench vices

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Features shared by the whole family: Colour Anthracite grey (RAL 7016) Assembly Unassembled Series Iron Team
from 176.40 €
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Code Width mm Depth mm Height mm Delivery Price excl. VAT Qty
IRONTEAM005 181 333 138 About 20 working days 176.40 €
IRONTEAM006 218 389 171 About 20 working days 203.40 €
2 items
Features shared by the whole family: Colour Anthracite grey (RAL 7016) Assembly Unassembled Series Iron Team
from 176.70 €
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Code Width mm Depth mm Height mm Delivery Price excl. VAT Qty
IRONTEAM003 181 300 166 Ready to ship · 3 days 176.70 €
IRONTEAM004 218 375 203 About 20 working days 234.30 €
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Features shared by the whole family: Colour Anthracite grey (RAL 7016) Assembly Unassembled Series Iron Team
from 259.50 €
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Code Width mm Depth mm Height mm Delivery Price excl. VAT Qty
IRONTEAM007 230 425 190 About 20 working days 259.50 €
IRONTEAM008 260 480 213 About 20 working days 280.80 €

Accessories and spare parts

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Other accessories

Item W × D × H mm Price excl. VAT Qty
Screw kit for fixing the vice to the worktop — Fast 2.40 €

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Frequently asked questions

Which jaw width should I choose?

100–120 mm for maintenance, electrical work and small workpieces; 135–150 mm for general workshop use; 180 mm for fabrication and large workpieces. A vice larger than necessary takes up worktop space and weighs up to 14 kg.

Do the vices have pipe jaws?

Work Go and Work Strong have pipe jaws as standard, below the main jaws. The Work Tech is a parallel vice for flat clamping, designed for straightening and pressing.

How is the vice fixed to the workbench?

With through bolts in the base holes (2, 3 or 4 depending on the series) and the screw kit for fixing to the worktop. On Fami workbenches with 40 mm beech worktop, fixing is direct; thin worktops need a backing plate.