DOLEX Drilling machines Vices

Precision at the service of your operations

In a workshop, drilling does not start with the machine, but with how the workpiece is held.
Proper positioning, reliable clamping and quick setup allow operations to be carried out smoothly, without wasted time or unnecessary adjustments.

This is the foundation on which DOLEX drill press vices have been developed: offering solutions adapted to real workshop conditions, while maintaining a consistent approach based on simplicity, precision and reliability.

The Type 300 range provides a reliable and versatile base for everyday operations.
Entirely made of steel and protected against corrosion by cathaphoresis, it is designed for long-term use. It ensures quick and easy positioning, with stable clamping suitable for a wide variety of parts. It is a solution that can be relied on continuously, for both one-off jobs and repeated operations.

When configurations become more varied or require greater flexibility, the multifunction models 315 and 325 complement this approach. Thanks to their three machined faces, they offer several working positions with a single vice. This adaptability does not replace the Type 300; it enhances it by providing an additional solution when positioning becomes more specific. Users can therefore maintain their working habits while extending their possibilities.

In environments where production rates increase, the Type 300P fits naturally into this range. It does not replace other models but addresses specific needs for repeatability and speed. The assisted clamping system allows operations to be carried out more efficiently, while maintaining the required level of precision. It integrates easily alongside other vices, particularly for series production or semi-automated processes.

Beyond their features, DOLEX drill press vices stand out for their long-term reliability. Their robust design, replaceable components and French manufacturing reflect a clear objective: providing a dependable tool that supports users over time.

Ultimately, the goal remains the same: simplify each step of the work, ensure consistent clamping and allow the user to focus on what matters most.

What if your vice became a real asset to improve efficiency in every operation?