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Anyone who owns a suppressor eventually needs to get into it, whether that's swapping a mount, torquing a direct thread adapter, cleaning it out, or servicing baffles. The trouble is holding the can still without wrecking the finish. Steel vise jaws will mar Cerakote in a heartbeat, and a paper towel wrapped around the tube only gets you so far. The Energetic Armament VOX BLOX solves that headache with a soft jaw block that clamps your silencer tight while keeping metal off metal.
The block is machined from high-density polyethylene, a tough, slick plastic that grips the suppressor body firmly without scratching or marring the finish. You drop it into any bench vise, seat your can in the contoured jaws, and clamp down. The HDPE takes the crush pressure so your suppressor doesn't have to. That means no gouges, no finish wear, and no slipping when you lean into a stuck mount.
This listing covers the 1.07-inch size, which is built for larger-diameter rimfire suppressors such as the Dead Air Mask. VOX BLOX is matched to your silencer's outer diameter, so getting the right size matters. The best move is to pull the OD straight from your suppressor manufacturer's published specs rather than trying to measure a finished can yourself. If your silencer sits within about a hundredth of an inch, the clamp ears can flex slightly to accommodate it, and a wrap of masking tape or a thin shim will snug up anything a touch smaller.
One field-proven tip for stubborn carbon-locked mounts: instead of grinding on the wrench with slow, steady pressure, give it a sharp tap with a hammer in the loosening direction. That quick impulse acts like a mini impact wrench and breaks threads free without stressing the can. Pair the VOX BLOX with a good vise and you've got a clean, non-destructive setup for keeping your suppressor in top shape.
The 1.07-inch size is made for larger-diameter rimfire silencers, with the Dead Air Mask being a common match. Since fit is based on the suppressor's outer diameter, check your can's published OD from the manufacturer before ordering. If yours is within about a hundredth of an inch, the clamp ears can flex a little to make it work.
No, that's the whole point of the design. The block is machined from high-density polyethylene, a slick plastic that keeps steel vise jaws off your suppressor body. It provides a firm, secure grip while protecting Cerakote and other finishes from marring or scratching.
It handles just about any routine suppressor maintenance. That includes swapping mounts, torquing direct thread adapters, changing front caps, cleaning, and servicing baffles. You clamp the block in any bench vise, seat the can, and go to work with both hands free.
You can shim the gap for a snug, slip-free hold. A wrap of masking tape or a strip cut from a paper bag works for a thin shim, while rubber or leather gives you more material for a bigger gap. Wrap and test until the clamp holds firm without any rotation.
| UPC | 853406008466 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | EA46 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Tool |
| Color | White |
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