Mitee-bite 62320 Wedge Clamp Stock 20in Aluminum

Product Description

The MITEE-BITE 62320 is an aluminum wedge clamp stock channel designed for use in precision workholding and fixturing applications. Measuring 20 inches in overall length and 1 inch in overall width, this channel-shaped extrusion provides the structural foundation for wedge-style clamping setups commonly used in machining and fabrication environments. The aluminum construction keeps weight low at 1.67 pounds while offering adequate rigidity for moderate clamping forces. Machinists and toolmakers rely on wedge clamp stock to create custom fixturing solutions directly on machine tables, vises, and tombstones.

This wedge clamp stock channel is suited for use in job shops, production machining cells, and toolrooms where custom workholding fixtures are fabricated in-house. The 20-inch length allows multiple clamp stations to be cut from a single piece, making it efficient stock material for building dedicated fixtures for milled, turned, or ground workpieces. It is appropriate for both light-duty and moderate-duty setups on CNC machining centers and manual mills.

Key Features

• Channel-shaped aluminum extrusion optimized for wedge-style workholding fixture construction
• 20-inch overall length provides material for multiple clamp station cutoffs from a single piece
• 1-inch overall width suits compact fixturing layouts and tight machine table configurations
• Aluminum material reduces fixture weight while maintaining sufficient structural integrity for clamping duty
• Ready-to-machine stock — can be cut, drilled, and tapped to suit custom fixture requirements

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wedge clamp stock channel compatible with MITEE-BITE wedge clamp fixturing systems where this profile and material specification are required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a machinist or toolmaker as part of a custom fixture build. Cut stock to required length using a metal-cutting saw and deburr all edges before assembly. Secure fixture components to the machine table following the machine manufacturer torque and clamping guidelines. Always verify that all fixture elements are fully clamped and the workpiece is stable before initiating any machining cycle.