Vises for horizontal, vertical, and lateral grinding and inspection work, made of hardened and precision-ground steel with strict angle and parallelism tolerances.
Finished on all sides
With prism jaws
High plane parallelism

High Precision Grinding Control Vise

Key features and characteristics of a high-precision grinding and control vise include: 
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Precision Construction: These vises are typically made with high-quality materials and precision machining to ensure tight tolerances and minimal deflection during use. 
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Accuracy: The vise is designed to provide high accuracy in holding and positioning workpieces. This is crucial in precision grinding applications where even slight variations can impact the quality of the finished product. 
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Clamping Mechanism: The vise often employs a robust and precise clamping mechanism to securely hold the workpiece. This mechanism should allow for quick and easy loading and unloading of workpieces. 
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Adjustability: GARVIN Tools high-precision vises come with features that allow for fine adjustments in multiple axes. This adjustability is important for achieving the desired grind angles and dimensions. 
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Control Systems: In some advanced models, there may be integrated control systems that enable precise adjustment and monitoring of the clamping force, providing enhanced control over the machining process. 
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Anti-Vibration Design: To achieve high-precision grinding, it's important to minimize vibrations. These vises may incorporate features to dampen vibrations and ensure stability during the grinding process. 
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Material Compatibility: The vise should be suitable for use with various materials commonly used in precision grinding, such as metals and hard alloys. 
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Repeatable Positioning: The vise should allow for repeatable and consistent positioning of workpieces, ensuring that each piece is machined with the same level of precision. 
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Compatibility with Grinding Machines: These vises are designed to be compatible with specific types of grinding machines, and they may come in various sizes to accommodate different workpiece dimensions. 
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When selecting a high-precision grinding and control vise, it's important to consider the specific requirements of the machining task, the type of grinding machine it will be used with, and the desired level of precision in the finished products. Additionally, proper maintenance and calibration are essential to ensure the ongoing accuracy and reliability of the vise

FEATURES

Using a high-precision grinding and control vise involves several steps to ensure accurate and efficient results. Here's a general guide on how to use such a vise: 
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Setup:
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<li>Ensure that the work surface and the vise are clean and free of debris.</li>
<li>Mount the vise securely on the grinding machine or workbench. Make sure it is stable and properly aligned. </li>
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Selection of Workpiece:
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<li>Choose the workpiece you want to grind. Ensure that it is of the appropriate material and size for your grinding requirements. </li>
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Inserting the Workpiece:
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<li>Open the vise jaws wide enough to accommodate the workpiece.</li>
<li>Place the workpiece into the vise jaws, ensuring that it is positioned securely and centered for uniform grinding. </li>
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Securing the Workpiece:
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<li>Close the vise jaws firmly to secure the workpiece in place. Ensure that it is tightly held to prevent any movement during the grinding process. </li>
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Precision Adjustment:
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<li>Many high-precision vises come with fine adjustment features. Use these adjustments to finely tune the position of the workpiece for precise grinding.</li>
<li>Check and adjust the vise to achieve the desired angles and dimensions for your grinding task. </li>
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Grinding Process:
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<li>Turn on the grinding machine and carefully bring the grinding wheel into contact with the workpiece.</li>
<li>Follow the appropriate grinding procedures and safety guidelines for the specific material and type of grinding you are performing.</li>
<li>Monitor the grinding process to ensure that the workpiece is being ground evenly and accurately. </li>
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Quality Control:
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<li>Periodically check the workpiece dimensions and quality during the grinding process. Make any necessary adjustments to the vise or grinding machine if needed. </li>
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Coolant (if applicable):
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<li>If your grinding process requires coolant, ensure that it is applied correctly to prevent overheating and maintain the quality of the grinding wheel. </li>
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Completion and Inspection:
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<li>Once the grinding process is complete, inspect the finished workpiece for the desired dimensions and surface finish.</li>
<li>If adjustments are needed, use the vise controls to make fine-tuning corrections. </li>
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Cleaning and Maintenance:
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<li>After use, clean the vise and the work area. Remove any debris or grinding residues.</li>
<li>Regularly inspect and maintain the vise to ensure its continued precision and functionality. </li>
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Always refer to the specific user manual provided by the manufacturer of the high-precision grinding and control vise, as different models may have unique features and operating instructions. Additionally, follow safety guidelines and use personal protective equipment when operating grinding machinery.

How to Use

A high-precision grinding and control vise is a specialized tool designed for precision machining and grinding applications. It plays a crucial role in ensuring accurate and repeatable workpiece positioning during the machining process. Here are some applications and features associated with high-precision grinding and control vises: 
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Precision Grinding:
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Surface Grinding: The vise is used in surface grinding operations to securely hold workpieces in place during the grinding process, ensuring precise and consistent results.
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Tool and Cutter Grinding: In applications where tools or cutters need to be precisely ground, the vise provides a stable and adjustable platform for holding the workpiece. 
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Milling Operations:
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Milling Precision Parts: The vise can be used in milling applications to hold components that require high precision, such as aerospace or medical parts.
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Profile Milling: For machining profiles and contours with tight tolerances, the vise ensures that the workpiece remains securely fixed in the desired position. 
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EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining):
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<li>Electrode Manufacturing: In EDM processes, where precision is critical, the vise is used to hold electrodes securely for the erosion of the workpiece material. </li>
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Inspection and Quality Control:
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Metrology: The vise can be employed in quality control processes, allowing for the accurate inspection of machined parts to ensure they meet specified tolerances.
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Tool Setting: For setting and measuring tools with high precision, the vise provides a stable platform for achieving accurate and reliable measurements. 
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Prototyping and Small Batch Production:
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Rapid Prototyping: In industries such as product development, where prototypes need to be quickly and accurately machined, the vise aids in holding workpieces securely during the prototyping phase.
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Small Batch Production: For small-scale production runs of precision components, the vise ensures consistent and repeatable results. 
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Automation and CNC Machining:
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CNC Machining Centers: The vise is often integrated into computer numerical control (CNC) machining setups, where it facilitates automated and high-precision machining processes.
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Robotics Integration: In advanced manufacturing environments, the vise can be part of robotic systems for automated loading and unloading of workpieces. 
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Micro Machining:
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<li>Micro-Manufacturing: In applications requiring extremely small and precise machining, such as microelectronics, the vise is essential for holding miniature components securely. </li>
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Multi-Axis Machining:
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<li>Multi-Axis Operations: The vise is compatible with multi-axis machining centers, enabling the fabrication of complex geometries with high accuracy. </li>
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Material Testing:
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<li>Specimen Preparation: In materials testing laboratories, the vise can be used for precision machining of specimens for subsequent mechanical or metallurgical testing. </li>
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Jig and Fixture Design:
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<li>Custom Fixturing: The vise is often integrated into custom-designed jigs and fixtures to securely hold specific workpieces during machining operations. </li>
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In summary, a high-precision grinding and control vise is a versatile tool with applications across various industries where precision machining and tight tolerances are critical. Its use ensures the accuracy and repeatability of machining processes, contributing to the production of high-quality components.

APPLICATIONS

<div>A Very High Precision Grinding Vice for Accurate Grinding Jobs.&nbsp;Tool steel, through-hardened, fully precision-ground.</div>
A high-precision grinding and control vise is a specialized tool used in machining and manufacturing processes, particularly in precision grinding operations. The primary purpose of such a vise is to securely hold workpieces during grinding or other machining operations with a high degree of accuracy and repeatability.
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<li>Vice manufactured from hardened and ground steel.</li>
<li>Base manufactured from steel grade cast iron.</li>
<li>Swivels on 2 levels, 360&deg; horizontal, &plusmn; 45&deg; vertical</li>
<li>Scale for precise minute readout</li>
<li>Screw for upward and downward swing</li>
<li>For grinding, boring, milling, eroding</li>
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CAT.NO.	Add	JAW WIDTH	Add	JAW OPENING	Add	JAW DEPTH	Add	TOTAL LENGTH
Add	INCH	MM	INCH	MM	INCH	MM	INCH	MM
GSV-5178	2.3/4	70	3.1/4	82	1.1/4	32	7	175

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