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A Drill vice (or vise), also known as a drill press vice, is a vital workholding device that securely clamps materials to a drill press table to ensure stability, precision, and safety during drilling, reaming, tapping, and similar operations. They are built to withstand high clamping forces and prevent the workpiece from shifting or spinning. 

Secure Clamping: The primary function is to hold workpieces firmly in place, which is crucial for achieving accurate hole placement and preventing accidents.

Robust Construction: Most are made from high-quality cast iron or steel for durability and rigidity.

Specialized Jaws: Jaws often have serrations or V-grooves to grip various shapes, including round or irregular workpieces, both horizontally and vertically.

Mounting Options: Bases typically have precision-ground surfaces and T-slots for secure attachment to the drill press table, with some models offering multi-side use (base, side, or end face).

Quick-Release Mechanism: Many modern vices include a quick-release button or lever, which allows for rapid jaw adjustments, increasing efficiency for repetitive tasks. 

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WE DEAL IN EXTRA SMALL SIZES AND EXTRA HEAVY SIZES 

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• Production Capacity: ACCORDING TO SIZE

A milling vice is a clamping tool that is primarily designed to be used on a milling machine due to its strong construction. Milling places greater pressure on a workpiece as the cutter rotates along the material, as opposed to drilling, where the drill bit rotates directly into it.