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Compact Toe Clamps
High-force clamping in tight spaces with minimal tool interference.
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MITEE-BITE Clamping Systems
Innovative low-profile clamps and modular workholding solutions built to maximize part density and machining efficiency.
MITEE-BITE Clamping Systems
compact, high-force clamping solutions
Mitee-Bite Products are trusted by machinists and fixture designers worldwide for their compact, high-force clamping solutions that enable faster setups, tighter part spacing, and better access to all sides of the workpiece. From machinable Uniforce® clamps to heavy-duty Pitbull® and ID/OD expansion clamps, each product is built for reliability, repeatability, and high-density workholding—ideal for vertical, horizontal, or 5-axis machining. Whether you're optimizing a single fixture or scaling across multiple setups, Mitee-Bite delivers purpose-built tools that turn your workholding into a productivity advantage.
Overview Catalog
Learn about our full workholding line including CNC tombstones, workholding systems, Build on the Rock partners, and custom fixturing solutions.
Capabilities Brochure
Our AMROK capabilities PDF offering a brief overview of our workholding product selection.
Complete Guide to Stationary Workholding
Knowing your why is a secret weapon. Not only do you understand what motivates you and gets you up in the morning, you also understand your customers and what they need to succeed. At AME, we know there are missing pieces and unknowns in every project. We’re here to help our customers in the machine tool industry balance the equation.
MITEE-BITE Clamping Systems
Key Advantages
Low Profile, High Force
Achieve aggressive clamping without interfering with tool paths—ideal for tight setups and 5-axis clearance.
Modular Versatility
Choose from ID, OD, dovetail, toe, or expansion clamps to build out custom fixtures or modify standard ones.
Machinable Solutions
Many clamps feature machinable jaws or bodies, letting you tailor each clamp to your part geometry.
Multi-Part Holding
Long-length options and compact designs allow clamping of multiple parts in one setup to boost throughput.
Durability Under Load
Hardened components and smart geometry provide strong, repeatable clamping even under heavy machining forces.
Made in the USA
Precision-manufactured and trusted in shops around the world for quality and consistency.
MITEE-BITE Clamping Systems
Product Lineup
Fixture Clamps
Concentric OD Clamps
Outside-diameter clamps that grip round parts quickly and concentrically.
Dyna-Force Clamps
Adjustable edge clamps that deliver consistent force with minimal distortion.
Fixture Clamps
Economical low-profile clamps for direct mounting on T-slots or plates.
ID Xpansion Clamp
Internal-expansion clamps that secure parts from the inside out—ideal for 5-axis access.
Knife Edge Clamps
Aggressive, low-profile clamps that bite into cast or uneven parts.
Locating Rails
Fixture-mounted rails that quickly locate and support parts for edge clamping.
Long Length Channel (7075-T6) & Steel Wedge
Strong, lightweight clamping channels designed for high-load, multi-part fixtures.
Machinable Fixture Clamps
Edge clamps with a soft clamping face that can be custom-machined to match your part.
Multi-Fixture Clamps & Stops
Compact, adjustable components for building high-density fixture arrays.
Pitbull Clamps
Ultra-low-profile clamps that bite hard and don’t let go—even in heavy cuts.
Pitbull Clamps (Machinable)
All the grip of a Pitbull—custom-fit for your part profile.
Pitbull Clamps (Modular)
Modular Pitbull clamps come pre-installed in precision steel housings, eliminating the need for pocketing or custom mounting.
Talongrip Serrated Jaws
Aggressive, low-profile vise jaws that grip rough stock with just 1.5 mm of material.
Talongrip Serrated Jaws (Long Length)
Extended-length Talon Grip jaws for high-density clamping of multiple workpieces.
Uniforce Clamps
Multi-part clamping with a single screw—compact, consistent, and powerful.
Uniforce Clamps (Machinable)
Precision clamping with soft jaws you can shape to your parts.
Uniforce Clamps (Long Length Machinable)
Customizable, long-format clamps for consistent multi-part workholding.
T-Slot Clamps
T-slot Clamps
Quick-install clamps for T-slot tables—simple, secure, and strong.
Heavy Duty T-Slot Clamps
Reinforced T-slot clamps built for large parts and aggressive machining.
Why Hennig
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CNC Machine Tool
Even the best CNC machines are only as good as their peripheral equipment. If systems aren’t built to work together, jams, crashes, and tolerance errors will cause downtime and scrap costs.
Setup Time Calculator
How Much Is Setup Time Costing You?
Every changeover means idle spindle time. Multi-part fixturing slashes setup frequency — so your machines spend more hours cutting and less time waiting.
Your Machines
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The Setup Problem
min
%
Annual Cost of Fixture Changeovers
1,500 hrs
Spindle Hours Lost to Setup / Year
$263K
Annual Lost Production Value
$131K
Recoverable with Workholding
Based on 250 working days/yr. Multi-part fixturing reduces changeover frequency so your spindle spends more time cutting.
From the Resource Hub
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If you want to reduce your overall costs and increase your flexibility to meet your customers’ demands, consider incorporating off-machine set-ups into your machining process.