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EnKon by Herkules: Line of vise and grinder stands

Mount vise, grinder to wall or floor stand for space savings

EnKon by Herkules: Line of vise and grinder stands
By 24/7 Staff 
June 28, 2014

Swiveling up to 360 degrees, a line of vise and grinder stands by Herkules Equipment offer workshops more flexibility on the placement of either a vise or a grinder within the facility.

Once locked into position, the stand permits the vise or grinder to be placed in the most ideal position for the task, and then moved back out of the way when not in use. The device may be mounted to either the floor (34 inches high) or a wall at any height, saving bench or counter space.

For stability, the stand securely bolts to either the floor or a wall, and has a 150-pound capacity.  Any size vise or grinder can be attached to the 8 x 8 x 0.25-inch steel base plate.

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