The jaw plates of a bench vice are made of Tool steel
The jaw plates of a bench vice are made of
Answer is:
Tool steel
Explanation:
The jaw plates of a bench vice are made of Tool steel
The pin vice is used for holding small diameter jobs. It consists of a handle and a small collet chuck at one end. The chuck carries a set of jaws which are operated by turning the handle.
Hand vices are used for gripping screws, rivets, keys, small drills and other similar objects which are too small to be conveniently held in the bench vice. A hand vice is made in various shapes and sizes. The length varies from 125 to 150 mm and the jaw width from 40 to 44 mm. The jaws can be opened and closed using the wing nut on the screw that is fastened to one leg, and passes through the other.
The bench vice spindle is made of Mild steel