Mitee-bite 62220 Wedge Clamp Stock 20in Aluminum

Product Description

The MITEE-BITE 62220 is an aluminum wedge clamp stock channel designed for precision workholding applications in machining and fabrication environments. Measuring 20 inches in overall length with a 3/4 inch width, this channel stock provides the raw material foundation for building or repairing wedge-style clamp assemblies. Its channel shape enables consistent lateral engagement across the clamping face. Aluminum construction keeps weight low while offering adequate strength for light to medium-duty fixturing setups. Machinists and toolroom technicians select this stock to fabricate custom clamp configurations on milling, drilling, and precision-boring operations.

This wedge clamp stock is suited for machine shop environments where custom or replacement workholding components are fabricated in-house. It is commonly used on CNC machining centers, manual mills, and fixture plates where standard clamp profiles need to be cut to length and fitted to specific part geometries. The 20-inch length provides sufficient stock for multiple cut-down pieces depending on the required clamp length. Installation and fabrication are typically performed by experienced machinists or tooling technicians.

Key Features

• Channel-shaped profile supports wedge clamping geometry for secure lateral workholding engagement
• 20 inches overall length provides flexibility for cutting multiple clamp segments from a single piece of stock
• 3/4 inch width suited for compact fixturing applications and low-profile clamp configurations
• Aluminum construction reduces overall fixture weight while resisting corrosion in coolant-exposed environments
• Single-piece package quantity allows procurement of exact quantities needed for toolroom projects

Compatibility

Designed as raw clamp stock for fabricating or replacing wedge-style clamping components in standard machining and fixturing applications.

Installation Notes

Cutting and fitting of this clamp stock should be performed by a qualified machinist using appropriate metal-cutting tooling. Deburr all cut edges before assembly to prevent interference with mating surfaces or injury during handling. Secure the workpiece properly before machining operations on this stock. Follow applicable shop safety procedures and equipment manufacturer guidelines when integrating fabricated clamp components into a fixturing setup.