Gibraltar 75283341 Jig Foot 3/8-16 Thread Black Oxide

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR 75283341 is a jig foot designed for use in fixturing, tooling, and workholding applications. It features a 3/8-16 threaded shank, a 1-1/4 inch outer diameter base, and stands 1 inch high. Constructed from low carbon steel with a black oxide finish, this jig foot provides a stable, adjustable contact point for positioning jigs, fixtures, and similar setups. A cap screw is included. The black oxide finish offers moderate corrosion resistance and reduces light glare in precision work environments. This component is installed by machinists, tool and die makers, and fixture builders.

This jig foot is suited for light industrial and precision manufacturing environments where consistent, repeatable workpiece positioning is required. It threads directly into tapped holes in fixture plates, jig bodies, or machine bases. The 3/8-16 thread size is a common standard thread used across a wide range of tooling plates and fixturing systems. The compact 1 inch height makes it appropriate for low-profile fixture designs where vertical clearance is limited.

Key Features

• 3/8-16 threaded shank for direct installation into standard tapped fixture holes
• 1-1/4 inch outer diameter base provides stable contact footprint
• 1 inch overall height suits low-profile fixture and jig applications
• Low carbon steel construction for durability in tooling environments
• Black oxide finish reduces glare and provides moderate surface protection
• Cap screw included for secure locking adjustment

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or addition for fixturing and jig systems using 3/8-16 threaded mounting points.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or fixture builders using standard hand tools. Thread the jig foot into a properly tapped 3/8-16 hole and adjust to the required height before tightening the included cap screw to lock position. Ensure the mating threads in the fixture body are clean and undamaged before installation. De-energize or secure any associated machinery before servicing or adjusting fixture components.