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Smooth workholding gripper blocks with no teeth on a granite surface
Smooth workholding gripper blocks with no teeth mounted along a steel vise jaw
Smooth workholding gripper blocks with no teeth mounted in a CNC machine vise
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1" Gorilla Grippers (Pack of 10) – Smooth (No Teeth)

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$150.00
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$150.00
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TYPE: SMOOTH (NO TEETH) — full holding power with zero part marking

PACKAGE INCLUDES: 10 x 1" smooth gripper teeth (no serrations), .125" step height.

DESCRIPTION: Full holding power, zero marks. For finished parts, soft materials, or anything that can't show a tooth mark — these clamp .125" material securely without marring the surface. Made and assembled in the USA from certified A2 tool steel, heat-treated to HRC 46-48. Drop-in compatible with soft jaws.

SPECIFICATIONS: Length 1" | Step height .125" | Hardness HRC 46-48 | Material: certified A2 tool steel | Qty: 10 per pack


What machinists are saying

"I use them. It is a very good platform because one set of jaws can be used as regular flat jaws w/ parallels, or with flat grippers, serrated round grippers or smooth round grippers. I'd highly recommend them. Not only that but they are way more robust than Talon Grips."
— Practical Machinist Forum Member

"They are nice. We ran 2 sets grabbing .125" of the material using a .375 endmill at 12000rpm 1.07" deep at 300ipm and they held. Ran 260 parts and endmill was still sharp too."
— Practical Machinist Forum Member

"There is a lot I like about them vs the talongrip. Nice big screws, nice deep seat for them and round grippers available for the same jaws. And they are quite a bit cheaper."
— Practical Machinist Forum Member