Gripper Jaws

Serrated Inside and Out for End Grain and Green Wood The Type H Gripper Jaws bite from both directions. Serrations machined into the internal and external walls put steel teeth into the workpiece on whichever face you're holding from, giving you a...

When the Blank Outgrows Your Standard Jaws The Colossus jaws are the largest gripper profile Axminster makes, expanding into a 150 mm (5.91") dovetailed recess or compressing onto a 125 mm (4.92") spigot. That's the kind of capacity you reach for when...

Jaws Built to Bite Originally coined the "Piranha" for its sheer holding power, the Deep Grip Jaws bring a 40 mm (1.57") engagement depth and ridged gripping faces to bear on tall vessels, deep boxes, and the awkward shoulders of unseasoned timber. That...

Big Hold for Platters and Hollow Forms The Type G is built for big work. A large external dovetail grips platters and bowl blanks at the rim, while the serrated inner jaw face bites into hollow-form interiors and end-grain pieces — one set of jaws...