Pipe Vice Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MWLE-9285
Jlab Export is a leading Pipe Vice Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A pipe vice holds round pipe firmly while it is cut, threaded or fitted, where the flat jaws of a bench vice would let it turn. This vice has a body and clamping nut of grade 20–22 cast iron and hardened steel jaws that can be replaced when they wear. It comes with a bright handle for plumbing and pipe fitting work.
Specifications
| Body and clamping nut | Grade 20–22 cast iron |
| Jaws | Hardened steel, replaceable |
| Handle | Bright finish |
| Use | Plumbing and pipe fitting work |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Plumbing Practicals with the Pipe Vice
In a plumbing course, trainees clamp a length of pipe in the vice and cut it square with a Hacksaw. They clean the burr from the inside edge with a Round File. Then they cut a thread on the end with the Pipe Threading Tool, oiling the die as they go.
To make up the joint, they wrap PTFE thread seal tape on the new thread and screw on a fitting. It is tightened with a Pipe Wrench while the vice keeps the pipe from turning. Teachers then show how worn jaw teeth let a pipe slip and how a new pair of jaws is fitted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the pipe turn in the jaws while it is being threaded?
Usually the jaw teeth are worn smooth or clogged with dirt, rust or cutting oil, or the clamping screw is not tight enough. A dull die also needs more force to turn. Clean the teeth, tighten the screw firmly and fit new jaws once the teeth no longer bite.
What are the jaws made of, and can they be replaced?
The jaws are hardened steel and they are replaceable. When the teeth wear smooth and the pipe starts to slip, a new set of jaws is fitted and the cast iron body stays in service.
What does grade 20–22 cast iron refer to?
It is the grade of cast iron used for the body and the clamping nut. Cast iron is rigid and damps vibration, which suits a vice that holds pipe steady while it is sawn and threaded.
How should the vice be mounted?
Fix it firmly to a heavy bench or stand so it cannot move when the pipe is turned with a wrench or a threading tool. Long pipes need a support at the free end so their weight does not pull on the jaws.
Can thin copper or plastic tube be held in it?
Only with care. The toothed jaws are made for steel pipe and can crush or mark thin copper and plastic tube. Close them just enough to stop the tube turning, or hold soft tube between wooden blocks in a bench vice.
Other Pipe Work Tools
- Die Stock
- Footprint Spanner (for copper and aluminium pipes)
- Power Driven Pipe Threading Machine
- Strap Wrench
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
