Triton SJAEJ Engineer's Jaws for Heavy-Duty Metal Work
Triton SJAEJ heavy-duty engineer's jaws in cast iron, ideal for gripping pipes and bars up to 50mm. Compatible with SuperJaws.
The Triton SJAEJ Engineer's Jaws are designed for heavy-duty metal work, providing exceptional grip and stability. Manufactured from strong, ductile cast iron, these bolt-on jaws and anvil face are shaped to securely grip pipes or bars up to approximately 50mm (2″) in diameter.
Key Features:
- Durable Construction: Made from robust cast iron for long-lasting performance.
- Secure Grip: Specially shaped to enhance grip on round objects.
- Compatibility: Works seamlessly with Triton SuperJaws models (SJA100E and SJA100P).
Ideal for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike, this attachment ensures precision and safety in your metalworking projects, whether you're bending, welding, or securing materials.
- Heavy-duty metal fabrication
- Pipe and bar bending
- Welding preparations
- Secure clamping in metalwork
- Material: Ductile Cast Iron
- Maximum Grip Diameter: 50mm (2″)
- Compatible Models: SJA100E, SJA100P (SuperJaws)
- Weight: 2900 grams
Free standard delivery on Canadian mainland orders. Express delivery options and international shipping available at checkout.
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