Mitee-bite 10207 Symmetrical Hex Clamp 1/2 in Brass 10-32

Product Description

The MITEE-BITE 10207 is a symmetrical hex clamp designed for precision workholding applications in machining and fabrication environments. The clamp features a 1/2-inch brass hex head paired with a hardened steel 10-32 stud, delivering up to 350 pounds of holding force when torqued to the specified 2.5 foot-pounds. The hex head height measures 0.16 inches, keeping a low profile in tight setups. The thread engagement length is 0.34 inches. This package contains 10 clamps, making it suited for multi-station fixturing or restocking a shop supply. Installation is performed by machinists and tooling technicians working with T-slot tables, fixture plates, and modular workholding systems.

The MITEE-BITE 10207 is used in horizontal and vertical machining centers, manual mills, and precision fixture plates where low-profile, positive workholding is required. The symmetrical hex geometry allows the clamp to engage a workpiece edge directly, generating clamping force as the stud is tightened. This design is common in production environments where consistent, repeatable part location is critical across multiple setups.

Key Features

• 350 pounds holding force per clamp at rated torque
• 1/2-inch symmetrical brass hex head for direct edge clamping
• 10-32 hardened steel stud with 0.34-inch thread length
• Low-profile 0.16-inch hex head height for clearance-critical setups
• 2.5 foot-pounds rated torque for consistent, controlled clamping
• Sold in a pack of 10 clamps for multi-station or restocking use

Compatibility

Designed for use with T-slot fixture plates, modular fixturing systems, and precision workholding setups that accept a 10-32 stud thread. Verify fixture plate thread specification before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or tooling technicians using a calibrated torque wrench or torque driver set to 2.5 foot-pounds. Ensure the fixture plate or T-slot table is clean and free of chips before seating the stud. Do not exceed the rated torque, as overtightening can damage the brass hex head or the stud thread. Always confirm workpiece is fully seated against a locating stop before applying final clamp torque.