Mitee-bite 63120 Wedge Clamp Stock 20in Steel

Product Description

The MITEE-BITE 63120 is a wedge-shaped clamp stock bar used in workholding and fixturing applications. Machined from steel, this clamp stock provides the rigid, tapered profile required for wedge-style clamping setups on milling machines, machining centers, and similar equipment. The bar measures 20 inches overall length and 0.5 inches in width, making it suitable for applications where a compact but full-length wedge clamping element is needed. At 0.66 pounds, it is lightweight enough for easy handling while providing the structural integrity expected in production fixturing. Machinists and tooling specialists are the primary installers.

This wedge clamp stock is suited for use in tool rooms, job shops, and production machining environments. It functions as the wedge element in clamp assemblies that secure workpieces to machine tables or fixture plates. The uniform cross-section along the 20-inch length allows users to cut the stock to a required length for custom fixturing configurations. It is appropriate for both prototype and repeat-production setups where reliable workpiece retention is required.

Key Features

• Wedge-shaped profile engineered for lateral clamping force in fixturing applications
• Steel construction provides durability and resistance to deformation under clamping loads
• 20-inch overall length allows stock to be cut to custom lengths as needed
• 0.5-inch width suits compact clamp assemblies and close-tolerance fixture layouts
• Lightweight at 0.66 pounds for easy handling and positioning

Compatibility

Designed as a standard wedge clamp stock component for use in machinist fixturing and workholding assemblies where a steel wedge-profile bar is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by machinists or tooling technicians in a machine shop environment. Ensure the machine table and fixture plate are free of chips and debris before assembling the clamp stack. Standard machinist hand tools are used to position and secure the wedge element. Always verify that the workpiece is fully clamped and the fixture is stable before initiating any cutting operation.