Mitee-bite 63220 Wedge Clamp Stock 20in Steel

Product Description

The MITEE-BITE 63220 is a wedge-shaped clamp stock used in fixture building, workholding setups, and precision clamping applications. Machined from steel, this clamp stock measures 20 inches in overall length with a 3/4-inch width profile. The wedge geometry allows machinists and toolmakers to generate controlled lateral clamping force against a workpiece or fixture component. It is a raw stock form factor, meaning it can be cut or adapted to length as the application requires. Installers and toolroom technicians in manufacturing, CNC machining, and metalworking environments are the primary users.

This wedge clamp stock is suited for use in manual and CNC milling setups where low-profile or side-access clamping is needed. The steel construction provides the rigidity and wear resistance required in production tooling environments. It is commonly integrated into custom fixture plates, modular workholding systems, and tombstone setups on horizontal machining centers. The 20-inch length provides enough material for multiple clamp segments to be cut from a single piece.

Key Features

• Wedge-shaped profile generates lateral clamping force for secure workholding
• Steel construction for rigidity and durability in production tooling
• 20-inch overall length allows multiple segments to be cut from one piece
• 3/4-inch width suits low-profile fixture and tombstone clamping layouts
• Single-piece packaging — quantity of one per order unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wedge clamp stock for use in custom workholding fixtures, tooling plates, and precision clamping assemblies in machining and manufacturing applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a toolmaker or machinist. Cut stock to the required segment length using appropriate metalworking equipment before integration into a fixture. Deburr all cut edges before installation to ensure proper seating and operator safety. Secure all fixture components and verify clamping force before initiating any machining operation.