GOEHNER's Upgraded Bench Vise - 4.5 inch Jaw, 4.3 inch Opening, Swivel Base, Cast Iron

Overview

GOEHNER's Upgraded Bench Vise delivers professional-grade clamping for busy workshops. Built with a robust cast iron body, it feels substantial in hand and stays steady under pressure. The hardened, engraved jaws bite into wood, metal, or plastic fixtures with confidence, helping you hold pieces securely as you work through cuts, sanding, and assembly tasks.

In real-world use, a vise should be reliable, easy to adjust, and versatile. This model fits that brief with a 270-degree swivel base, a two-in-one jaw design for tubes and flat stock, and mounting options that protect your table surface from nicks and scratches, even in tight spaces.

Versatile holding power

• Two-in-one jaws combine pipe and flat gripping surfaces for round and flat pieces.
• Durable cast iron construction provides steady support for repeated clamping.

Grip you can trust

• 60,000 PSI rating highlights the ability to apply strong clamping force without yielding.
• Hardened, engraved jaws deliver long-lasting bite and repeatable performance.

Mounting flexibility

• Mount by screwing onto a workbench for a permanent setup, or clamp onto a table surface without drilling.
• Includes 4 bolts to secure the vise to a desk, wall, or work surface.

Ease of use and reach

The 270-degree swivel base lets you reposition the workpiece for better access, while the smooth screw action provides controlled adjustment without fatigue. The jaw opening is 4.3 inches, with a 4.5-inch max jaw width, and a throat depth of 2 inches, enabling a wide range of project sizes.

Technical snapshot

• Jaw width: 4.5 inches
• Jaw opening: 4.3 inches
• Throat depth: 2 inches
• Table thickness compatible: up to 2 inches
• Swivel base: 270 degrees
• Includes: 4 mounting bolts

Quality promise

GOEHNER's backs this bench vise with a 3-year factory warranty. If you encounter issues, reach out for support and guidance on setup or usage.

In real-world scenarios, you might clamp a metal tube for deburring, hold a wooden plank during edge-routing, or secure a small part while drilling. The vise's mass and precise bite help keep the work steady, reducing guesswork and rework.