Ajay Manufacturing Company - Bench Vise & Lubricant Equipment

Vices are among the most essential equipment required in several mechanical operations. The vice has two parallel jaws. An object is placed between the jaws of a vice, and the worker has to use a lever to bring the jaws together. Vices are made of different types of materials and methods. In today’s blog, we’ll discuss forged steel vise and what sets them apart from other types of vises. What are forged steel bench vises? Forged steel bench vices last longer because of their durability and superior strength. The forging process includes heating and striking a hammer on solid steel to give it a shape and create a more impact-resistant and robust structure. Here are the common reasons why it lasts longer: ·        Impact resistance: Forged steel’s structure is resistant to damage from forces or impacts. ·        Longer lifespan: The forged steel bench vices are robust, ensuring they remain functional for many years with proper m...

An anvil tool and bench vise are key components of any woodworking shop, whether it’s in the corner of your basement or built out in your backyard shed. An anvil tool and bench vise come in many different shapes and sizes, but no matter what you choose, the main function remains the same—holding pieces of wood firmly and securely while you cut them with a saw, chisel, router, etc. Here’s how to use an anvil tool and bench vise properly to get the most out of your workshop tools! A brief history of the anvil The anvil is a tool that has been used by blacksmiths for centuries. It is a heavy metal block that is used to pound on hot metal. The anvil has a horn, which is used to shape the metal, and a face, which is used to flatten the metal. There are also different types of bench vises , which are used to hold the metal in place while it is being worked on. The most common type of bench vice is the hand vice, which is held in the hand and operated with a lever. The different kinds of anv...