PanaVise
PanaVise 354 Brass Replacement Jaws for Bench Vise
Brass replacement jaws protect delicate workpieces from marring and withstand high heat on compatible bench vises
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- Gentler clamping protects delicate workpieces with brass jaws
- Non-marring surface prevents damage during high-heat applications
- Compatible with bench vise models 301, 303, 304, 381
- Includes two screws for straightforward installation
- Durable brass construction withstands repeated workshop use
Brass Replacement Jaws for Bench Vise
These brass jaws replace the standard steel faces on compatible PanaVise bench vises. They provide a softer, non-marring grip that protects delicate workpieces from damage during clamping.
Simple two-screw installation on listed models
Installation requires fitting the two included screws into the vise jaw plates. The jaws are designed specifically for models 301, 303, 304 and 381; they will not align or fasten correctly on other vise bodies.
Ideal for heat-sensitive and soft-material work
Suited for users who need gentle clamping on brass, aluminium, plastics or finished surfaces. Builders who require hardened steel jaws for heavy structural steel or high-torque fastening should look at alternative jaw sets.
Highlights
- Gentler clamping protects delicate workpieces with brass jaws
- Non-marring surface prevents damage during high-heat applications
- Compatible with bench vise models 301, 303, 304, 381
- Includes two screws for straightforward installation
- Durable brass construction withstands repeated workshop use
Specifications
| Brand | PANAVISE |
|---|---|
| Type | Vises |
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the 354 brass jaws are seated correctly on my 301 bench vise after installation?
Tighten the two included screws until the jaws sit flush against the vise faces with no visible gap, then clamp a test piece — brass should grip without marking the workpiece.
What ships with the 354 replacement jaws and what must I supply for mounting on a 303 vise?
The package includes two brass jaws and two mounting screws; you only need a screwdriver or hex key that fits the screw heads already on your 303 vise.
Should I choose the 354 brass jaws or keep the original steel jaws for my 304 vise when holding heated parts?
Select the 354 brass jaws for high-heat work — brass withstands heat better and will not mar delicate surfaces like steel jaws can.
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