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Machine vise

Bull (Mech)

Optimized force flow, minimal deformation, and thus optimal milling results are guaranteed by the pull-clamping system of the Bull Mechanical!

The patented clamping range adjustment enables rapid adjustment without tedious cranking. The dirt-resistant spindle guarantees trouble-free operation during all machining processes. Through the mechanical clamping force generation via a threaded spindle (without force multiplier), the Bull Mechanical is excellently suited for use with “grip clamping jaws.”

Parameter Value
Technical Data
Clamping Range With block jaws: 0 – 240 mm | With stepped jaws: 3 – 345 mm
Clamping Force 40 kN (at 105 Nm torque)
Weight 30 kg
Area of Application
Application Range Mechanical compact clamp with pull-clamping system and patented clamping range adjustment, suitable for all types of machining. Through the direct clamping force generation via a threaded spindle, it is also excellently suited for clamping raw parts with “grip” clamping jaws.
Features
Clamping Force Generation Mechanical clamping force generation
Step Strips Integrated step strip quick-change system
Design Compact design, constant overall length
Base Body Robust base body made of ductile iron GJS-600
Variant
With Standard Block Jaws
Bull 125 mechanical 04.25.152.001.9
With Step Jaws
Bull 125 mechanical 04.25.152.002.9
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FAQ – frequently asked questions

The detent lugs on the spindle can be turned downwards by hand by 180°.
The movable jaw can then be moved and locked in the desired position.
Positioning against the workpiece and clamping are carried out using a torque wrench with a 1/2"" square drive.

No, the chips can be flushed out of the Bull Mechanical through the large lateral slots or on the spindle side.
The threaded spindle is encapsulated and protected against chips.

Clamping is performed with a torque wrench. The clamping force increases linearly with the set torque to a maximum of 40 kN at a maximum of 105 Nm.

Yes, with the spindle from the Bull Pneumatic + new fixed jaw, the vise can be converted to a pneumatic variant.

Yes, the clamping block can be pulled out backwards together with the jaw and reinserted after being rotated by 180°. This allows the clamping range to be changed very quickly.

These are spring-loaded pressure points. Our Kesel step ledges (support ledges) can be clicked into these.