The Sealey CV100XT is a heavy-duty fixed base vice engineered for industrial environments and demanding workshop tasks. Designed for robust performance, it features a 100mm jaw width and high clamping capacity, making it ideal for tasks such as cutting, filing, and shaping in metal or woodwork applications.
Constructed from solid cast iron, the CV100XT is built for strength and long-term durability. The design includes hardened replaceable serrated steel jaws for firm grip and extended service life. With a fixed base and a wide anvil surface, it provides dependable stability and multifunctional work support. The spindle thread is precision rolled for smooth operation under pressure.
Specification | Details |
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Model Number | CV100XT |
Jaw Width | 100mm |
Maximum Jaw Opening | 100mm |
Jaw Depth | 50mm |
Base Type | Fixed |
Anvil | Yes, integrated |
Clamping Force | 1200kg/m² |
Weight | 9kg |
Optional Accessories | VSJ100 - Soft Protective Jaws |
The Sealey CV100XT excels in environments where secure clamping and stability are paramount. Users report smooth jaw operation and high resistance to flex under heavy load. The integrated anvil enhances the unit's versatility, while the replaceable jaws support long-term value. Ideal for use on fabrication benches and repair stations where high clamping pressure is routinely required.
Q: What is the primary difference between the CV100XT and CV100E models?
A: The CV100XT is the heavy-duty version with higher clamping force, thicker construction, and greater weight for industrial use, whereas the CV100E is intended for lighter-duty tasks.
Q: Are replacement jaws available for the CV100XT?
A: Yes, hardened serrated steel jaws are replaceable and Sealey offers soft jaw accessories like the VSJ100.
Q: Can the vice be mounted on any standard workbench?
A: Yes, the fixed base comes with pre-drilled holes for secure mounting on standard work surfaces.
Q: Is this vice suitable for metal fabrication?
A: Absolutely, the CV100XT is ideal for holding metal stock during cutting, welding, or shaping operations thanks to its rigidity and integrated anvil.