SYS-GRP BenchGrip Set - Verso / Max

Most vacuum workholding starts as a parts list. BenchGrip Sets arrive as a system — three configurations curated for bench-to-rail, Dash-Board PWS, and heavy-panel workflows, each packed in a FORG3D Edition Systainer³ S 76 with PodDock fitout.

The curation is the point. Each set ships with a pod mix matched to a specific workholding priority, rail inserts and AnchorDogs already included, tubing and fittings staged in the fitout — so setup starts at the bench, not at the parts bin.

Build Your System

Three configurations, each built around a different workholding priority. Pick Verso for bench-plus-rail flexibility; pick Verso Dash if your setup runs Dash-Board PWS or dual-channel extrusion; pick Max when you're holding larger panels and holding force is the priority.

BenchGrip Verso Set
Verso is built for the shop where the next job could be anything — a wide panel on the bench or a rail-guided cut along an extrusion. The pod mix covers both: Maximus for broad hold-down, Minimus Singles for targeted placement, and the Dual for middle-ground coverage. If you need one kit that follows the work rather than dictating it, Verso is the default.

• (3) Minimus Single Pods
• (1) Minimus Dual Pod
• (1) Maximus Pod
• (6) AnchorDogs — 20 mm
• (6) M6 Rail Inserts
• (1) SYS-FIT PodDock fitout
• (1) FORG3D Edition Systainer³ S 76
• PU tubing with required fittings

BenchGrip Verso Dash Set
Verso Dash is for the maker running a Dash-Board PWS or dual-channel extrusion system who needs pods to mount below the surface, not just beside it. Offset Pods are what make this work — standard Minimus pods can't reach the workpiece geometry where Offset pods slot naturally. If you're already on that infrastructure, this is the configuration built for it.

• (2) Minimus Offset Pods
• (1) Minimus Single Pod
• (1) Minimus Dual Pod
• (1) Maximus Pod
• (6) AnchorDogs — 20 mm
• (6) M6 Rail Inserts
• (1) SYS-FIT PodDock fitout
• (1) FORG3D Edition Systainer³ S 76
• PU tubing with required fittings

BenchGrip Max Set
Max is optimized for larger panels and heavier operations where contact area is the priority. Two Maximus pods anchor broad hold-down; two Minimus Duals fill coverage across the workpiece. The trade-off is specialization — Max is a bench configuration, not a rail-versatility kit. If most of your work is "put the panel down and hold it," Max is the right call.

• (2) Maximus Pods
• (2) Minimus Dual Pods
• (6) AnchorDogs — 20 mm
• (6) M6 Rail Inserts
• (1) SYS-FIT PodDock fitout
• (1) FORG3D Edition Systainer³ S 76
• PU tubing with required fittings

Key Features

• Curated pod mix: Each configuration ships with a pre-selected combination matched to its workholding priority — no guesswork on what to order.
• Ready-to-deploy storage: Every set includes a FORG3D Edition Systainer³ S 76 with PodDock fitout — pods organized, fittings staged, ready to roll out.
• Rail and bench compatible: M6 rail inserts and AnchorDogs included in every set for both extrusion-mounted and dog-hole workholding.
• System-first design: All pod formats integrate with SYS-GRP Hub manifolds, Nexus Baseplate surfaces, and BenchGrip Brackets for vertical orientation.

Compatibility / Notes

• Vacuum pump not included — compatible with budget vacuum pumps, VacuPress Compact 150 and larger, and Grabo / DeWalt Grabo (with SYS-GRP adapter)
• Pod mix varies by set configuration; see Build Your System above for exact contents of each set

System Links

• Ships with a Systainer³ S 76 with PodDock fitout — available directly from FORG3D.
• Part of the SYS-GRP Workholding System.
• Learn more:
  • AnchorPod vs Verso Max Bundles: Which Vacuum Workholding System to Choose
  • Vacuum Workholding: The Foundation of Modern Precision

FAQs

Which set is right for me — Verso, Verso Dash, or Max?
Start with your infrastructure. If your bench runs Dash-Board PWS or dual-channel extrusion, Verso Dash is the only configuration with Offset Pods — that's not interchangeable with the other sets. Between Verso and Max, the question is versatility vs. hold-down force: Verso covers bench and rail; Max is optimized for larger panels where contact area matters more than flexibility.

Do I need a vacuum pump?
Yes — no pump is included with any BenchGrip Set. The sets are compatible with budget continuous-duty pumps, VacuPress Compact 150 and larger, and Grabo / DeWalt Grabo with the SYS-GRP adapter. If you're unsure which pump to pair with your setup, see the Vacuum Source Guide.

What are Minimus Offset Pods and why are they only in Verso Dash?
Offset Pods are designed for Dash-Board PWS and dual-channel extrusion setups with 3/4 in thick work surfaces — they sit flush with the surface rather than proud of it, so they can stay installed without interfering with routing, sanding, or other surface operations. That always-in-place behavior is the point: no pulling pods before a pass, no breaking down the setup to do the next operation.

Can I add more pods or expand the set later?
Yes. All pod formats — Minimus Single, Dual, Offset, and Maximus — are available individually and are interchangeable within the SYS-GRP system. The PodDock fitout in the Systainer³ S 76 accommodates additional pods as your system grows.

Does the Systainer³ S 76 fit on a standard Systainer stack?
Yes. The FORG3D Edition Systainer³ S 76 is T-LOC compatible and stacks with Systainer³ M-series and other T-LOC format Systainers. The PodDock fitout is precision-sized for the S 76 interior — pods, tubing, and fittings stay organized in transit and on the bench.

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