DONGCHENG 4" Ductile Iron Bench Vice (HD070704) -A sturdy, bench-mounted vice for secure holding in workshop and fabrication jobs.
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The DONGCHENG HD070704 4 Inch (about 100 mm) Ductile Iron Bench Vice is made for mechanics, fitters, fabricators, technicians, and workshop users who need a firm, stable hold on work while filing, drilling, sawing, bending, or assembling. The body is made from ductile iron, which is stronger and more shock-resistant than ordinary cast iron. The 4 inch jaws are fitted with replaceable serrated jaw plates for a secure, non-slip grip, and the screw handle tightens and releases quickly. Bolt it to your bench for a stable, dependable work-holding station.
Key Features
- Ductile iron body: tough, durable, and more resistant to cracking and shock than standard cast iron
- 4 inch / 100 mm jaw width: suits small to medium workpieces and general workshop use
- Serrated jaw plates: [confirm replaceable] a firm, slip-resistant hold on metal, pipe, and flat stock
- Screw handle: smooth, steady tightening and quick release
- Bench-mount base: [confirm, e.g. fixed base with mounting holes] for a stable fit on a workbench
- Anvil surface: [confirm] for light shaping and bending jobs
- Trusted brand: made by DONGCHENG, known for professional-grade tools
Application
- Holding metal parts for filing, sawing, and drilling
- Fitting, assembly, and repair work
- Light bending and shaping of metal and rods
- Automotive and mechanical workshops
- Fabrication and maintenance work
- Home garage, DIY, and hobby use
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
| Brand | DongCheng |
| Model Number | HD070704 |
| Tool Type | Heavy-Duty Bench Vice with Anvil |
| Material | Ductile Iron |
| Swivel Base Size | 4 Inch (360° Rotation) |
| Jaw Width | 100 mm (4 Inch) |
| Opening Size | 85 mm |
| Max Clamping Force | 18 KN / 1800 KGS |
| Anvil | Integrated rear anvil |
| Net Weight | 8 KG |
| Packaging Type | Carton box |
Safety Note:
Mount the vice securely to a sturdy bench with bolts of the correct size. Do not hammer on the screw, handle, or movable jaw, and do not extend the handle with a pipe, as this can crack the body or damage the screw. Use the anvil surface only for light work. Wear eye protection when sawing, filing, or striking held work.

















