Mitee-bite 26020 Serrated Toe Clamp 8-32 8 Pack

Product Description

The MITEE-BITE 26020 is a standard-style, screw-mount toe clamp designed for precision workholding on milling machines, machining centers, and manual mill setups. Machined from steel with a serrated edge surface, this clamp delivers 1,500 pounds of holding force when torqued to 44 inch-pounds (3.7 foot-pounds). Each clamp measures 0.5 inches wide and 0.1 inches high, with an extension length of 25/64 inches and a throw of 0.016 inches. These low-profile dimensions make the 26020 well suited for applications where clearance between the clamp and cutting tool is tight. Each package contains 8 clamps.

The 26020 toe clamp is used in machine shop environments for securing workpieces directly against the T-slot table or fixture plate. The serrated edge grips the workpiece to resist lateral shifting under cutting loads. The screw-mount design uses an 8-32 thread and allows individual clamp adjustment, making it practical for both production runs and one-off setups. These clamps are appropriate for light to moderate milling, drilling, and boring operations where a low clamp height is required to clear the tool path.

Key Features

• 1,500 lb holding force at 44 in-lb (3.7 ft-lb) torque
• Serrated edge surface resists workpiece lateral movement
• Low-profile design at 0.1 inches high for tool clearance
• 8-32 screw thread for straightforward single-clamp adjustment
• 0.016-inch throw allows fine positioning against the workpiece edge
• Steel construction for durability in machining environments
• Package includes 8 clamps

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style workholding component for use on standard T-slot milling tables and fixture plates that accept screw-mount toe clamp configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or tooling setup technicians. Always power down and lock out the machine spindle before positioning or adjusting clamps. Torque each clamp to the specified 44 in-lb value using a calibrated torque wrench — do not exceed the rated torque, as overloading can reduce holding force or damage the clamp. Verify that the clamp extension is fully seated against the workpiece edge and that the clamp body does not interfere with the tool path before starting the cut.