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| Standard Delivery | £19.95 | 7 to 10 working days |
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| Standard Delivery | £19.95 | 7 to 10 working days |
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Product Number: 53311500
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Holding a workpiece in a vice without marking the surface requires soft-faced jaw inserts that protect the finish while still providing the grip needed for the work being carried out. The Sykes Pickavant 53311500 Rubber Covered Jaws are 150mm-wide insert jaws designed to fit Sykes Pickavant 150mm vices, providing rubber-faced gripping surfaces that protect machined, painted, or otherwise finished workpieces from vice-jaw marking.
Rubber-covered jaws are particularly useful in body shop and detailing work where the workpiece carries paint or polished surfaces that would be damaged by direct contact with steel vice jaws. The rubber face provides sufficient grip for the workpiece to be held during light to moderate work — drilling, light filing, fastener removal — without the marking that would result from direct steel-jaw contact.
The 150mm width matches the Sykes Pickavant 150mm vice format, providing full-width coverage of the vice jaws. Equivalent 180mm rubber-covered jaws (53318000) are available for the larger 180mm vice format, allowing workshops with mixed vice sizes to standardise on rubber jaw protection across their bench equipment.
Within the wider Sykes Pickavant vice jaw insert range, alternative jaw inserts cover specific applications — fibre-covered jaws for less aggressive grip, prism/vee jaws for round workpieces, and polyurethane jaws with serrated or grooved profiles for specific gripping requirements.
Sykes Pickavant has been supplying professional vice and bench equipment for decades, and the rubber-covered jaw range reflects the brand's modular approach to vice configuration for different workshop applications.
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| Product Dimenstions (L x W x H) | 190 x 50 x 35 mm |
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| Product Weight | 0.318 Kg |
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| PRODUCT NUMBER | 53321000 | 53321800 | 53321500 | 53318000 | 69335 | VS1807 | 99675 | TARP12 |
A. They are 150mm magnetic vice jaws with rubber covers for gripping irregular, thin-walled or delicate parts without marking them.
A. They are compatible with any 6\" vice, including the Sykes-Pickavant Unbreakable Vice, thanks to their integrated magnetic strip.
A. The strip grips only against the vice jaws and does not magnetise workpieces or attract debris to the clamping surface.
A. Rubber provides a cushioned surface that protects thin tubes, machined faces and delicate items from crushing or surface damage.
A. The powerful magnetic strip allows rapid push-on mounting for fast setup and removal without tools.
A. They are ideal for assembly work, holding irregular shapes and clamping thin-walled tubes securely without distortion.
A. They are intended mainly for protective clamping rather than heavy impact work; standard steel jaws are better for severe hammering.
A. Wipe them with a clean cloth, removing oil and swarf, to maintain grip and avoid contaminating future jobs.
A. No, they simply magnetically attach to the existing jaws and can be removed instantly when not required.
A. Store them flat in a drawer or hang them on a steel panel so the magnets hold them securely between jobs."
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