Mitee-bite 24168 T-slot Toe Clamp 4000 Lb Steel

Product Description

The MITEE-BITE 24168 is a steel T-slot toe clamp designed for use on machine table T-slots in machining and fixture applications. It delivers a holding force of 4,000 pounds (17,792.89 N) when torqued to specification, making it suitable for workholding setups that demand consistent, repeatable clamping pressure. The clamp measures 1.94 inches in overall length and 1 inch in overall height, with a compact body that fits standard 11/16-inch T-slots. Machinists, toolmakers, and CNC setup technicians install this clamp as part of workholding arrangements on milling machines, machining centers, and similar equipment.

The 24168 is intended for use with machine table T-slots in industrial and job-shop environments. Its low-profile body height of 0.62 inches helps keep the clamp clear of cutting tools in tight setups. The 1-inch jaw width and 0.38-inch jaw height are sized for gripping workpieces or fixture components directly at the table surface. This clamp is typically used in both production and prototype machining scenarios where secure, repeatable workholding is required.

Key Features

• 4,000 lb (17,792.89 N) holding force for secure workholding under cutting loads
• Fits standard 11/16-inch machine table T-slots
• Steel construction for durability in shop environments
• Low-profile 0.62-inch body height reduces interference with toolpaths
• 1-inch jaw width provides broad contact surface for workpiece engagement
• Compact 1.94-inch overall length suits tight fixture layouts

Compatibility

Designed for use with machine table T-slots sized at 11/16 inch, as found on common milling machines and machining centers.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or toolmakers as part of a workholding or fixture setup. Power down and lock out the machine before adjusting or repositioning any clamp on the table. Seat the clamp fully in the T-slot before applying torque to the clamping fastener, and verify the workpiece is stable before beginning a machining operation. Follow the machine manufacturer and applicable shop safety guidelines when configuring workholding setups.