Eight named models
The source lists QG50, QG63, QG73, QG80, QG88, QG100, QG125 and QG150.
Catalog reference view. final supplied configuration confirmed by quotation.
QG50-QG150
Eight QG precision vise sizes for milling, grinding, inspection and general workholding.
The QG precision vise family contains eight model designations in the company catalog. Selecting a vise requires more than a model number: the workpiece, jaw opening, mounting arrangement and operation must be reviewed against the actual drawing. The catalog model list is a starting point for that selection, not a verified table of jaw capacities or accuracy values.
The source lists QG50, QG63, QG73, QG80, QG88, QG100, QG125 and QG150.
Provide the part's holding dimensions, required jaw opening and access needs.
Confirm the base, mounting method and acceptance requirements for the intended operation.
The company catalog identifies eight QG models but does not provide jaw-width, opening or accuracy values. Confirm the selected model drawing before quotation.
| Series index | Model |
|---|---|
| 1 | QG50 |
| 2 | QG63 |
| 3 | QG73 |
| 4 | QG80 |
| 5 | QG88 |
| 6 | QG100 |
| 7 | QG125 |
| 8 | QG150 |
No matching model in this table. Try a shorter code or send us your drawing.
Ranges and slash-separated values describe catalog families, not every possible combination. Confirm the complete model and drawing before ordering.
Agree the packing method and photo requirements when confirming your order.
Verified dispatch photos for this series have not been uploaded. Request photographs of your selected model, protective packing and shipping label when confirming your order.
Discuss packing requirementsUse this checklist to agree what should be documented for your selected model.
Stock, dispatch date and shipping method are confirmed with the quotation. Website images are not live inventory evidence.
Typical selection contexts for this series, not customer project claims. Confirm machine compatibility and cutting conditions for your setup.
Reviewing a vise against the workpiece and machine-table arrangement.
Defining part support and access requirements for the planned grinding operation.
Considering a vise for a documented small-part inspection setup.
Do not infer dimensions from the model name. Confirm the selected vise drawing; the current source lists models only.
Send the force, accuracy and inspection conditions required for your workpiece. These ratings are confirmed against the selected model and drawing; the model list alone does not establish them.
Package contents must be agreed in the quotation; specify the required mounting accessories.
Send the part dimensions, required opening, machining or inspection task and table-mounting details.