Multi-angle bases tilt a vise head up to 90° and swivel it 360° for precise positioning of workpieces. They are typically used for electronics assembly, parts repair, carving, engraving, and other detailed work. These bases support vise heads of a specific brand and model.

Clamp-on vise bases grip onto the edge of a work surface, a ledge, or a ladder step. They provide a secure but removable mount that can be relocated as needed. These bases attach to the base of specific vise brands and models.

Weighted base mounts provide stable footing to support a vise while allowing it to be picked up and placed anywhere along a flat surface. They attach to the base of specific vise brands and models.

Vacuum vise bases create suction to grip onto smooth, nonporous flat surfaces. They provide a secure but removable mount that can be relocated as needed. These bases support vise heads of a specific brand and model.

Tray vise bases have multiple parts wells to hold and organize small tools and components needed for a job. They also provide wide, stable footing to support the vise and allow it to be picked up and placed anywhere along a flat surface. These bases attach to the base of specific vise brands and models.

Magnetic vise bases allow a vise to stick onto flat, ferrous metal surfaces. They are commonly used on metal work tables, truck beds, tool chests and cabinets, and machinery. These bases attach to the base of specific vise brands and models.

Vise brackets set up a fixed location where a vise can be mounted. They hold vises of a specific brand and model.

Milling machine vise bases secure a machine vise to a table for accurate placement and secure holding. The base attaches to a table or fixture and swivels to position the vise as needed. Degree increments on the base allow for precision alignment.