Today’s Patent – Portable Utility Vise Device

The said invention (US12151340B1) was invented by Philip H. Emmert and patented by USPTO on May 6^th, 2024. Currently, it stands assigned to an Individual.

A portable utility vise device is introduced to address the limitations of traditional vises, which are often bulky, stationary, and task-specific. This device features a clamping assembly with front, rear, left, and right elongate frame members, clamp bars, and a clamp screw assembly. It includes left and right vise carriages with elongate channels and translation screws for adjustable clamping.

Unlike heavy or medium-duty bench vises that require fixed mounting, this device offers portability, versatility, and ease of use. It accommodates various workpiece sizes and shapes, requires minimal setup, and enhances user experience through ergonomic design. By combining strength, adaptability, and transportability, this utility vise fills a key market gap between rigid bench vises and the need for mobile, multi-functional tools.