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Pitbull Clamps

Pitbull Clamps

Quality is built on a precision foundation

Pitbull clamps are aggressive, high-force clamps designed to hold parts securely with minimal material engagement. Their patented design pulls the part both downward and inward, creating extreme holding force in a compact footprint. With no need for pre-machined clamping surfaces, Pitbulls excel in rough-stock fixturing, high-speed machining, and tight setups where traditional clamps won’t fit. Available in tool steel or heat-treated stainless for long life.

Key Features
Aggressive Holding Ideal for castings, flame-cut, or sawed stock
Minimal Clearance Needed Mounts in tight spaces with very low profile
Extreme Pull-Down Force Keeps parts from lifting during aggressive machining
Quick to Install Single-screw actuation simplifies fixture builds
Reliable Under Pressure Proven performance in high-load roughing

 

Pitbull Clamps

Technical Specifications

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Product ID3D CADUnitsABCDEClamping Screw SizeTorque MaxHolding ForceClamp PackTotal Throw
26000Inch0.150 in0.140 in0.375 in0.075 in0.260 in4-401.30 ft lbs650 lbs80.008
26010Inch0.150 in0.140 in0.375 in0.075 in0.260 in4-401.30 ft lbs650 lbs80.008
26015Inch0.150 in0.140 in0.375 in0.075 in0.220 in4-400.41 ft lbs200 lbs80.008
26020Inch0.200 in0.187 in0.500 in0.100 in0.390 in8-323.70 ft lbs1500 lbs80.016
26030Inch0.200 in0.187 in0.500 in0.100 in0.390 in8-323.70 ft lbs1500 lbs80.016
26040Inch0.200 in0.187 in0.500 in0.100 in0.340 in8-322.00 ft lbs400 lbs80.016
26050Inch0.300 in0.280 in0.750 in0.150 in0.570 in1/4-2014.50 ft lbs3600 lbs60.024
26060Inch0.300 in0.280 in0.750 in0.150 in0.570 in1/4-2014.50 ft lbs3600 lbs60.024
26065Inch0.300 in0.280 in0.750 in0.150 in0.440 in1/4-204.10 ft lbs950 lbs60.024
26070Inch0.400 in0.450 in1.000 in0.250 in0.710 in3/8-1630.00 ft lbs6000 lbs40.050
26075Inch0.400 in0.450 in1.000 in0.250 in0.710 in3/8-1630.00 ft lbs6000 lbs40.050
26080Inch0.600 in0.640 in1.500 in0.375 in0.770 in1/2-13108.30 ft lbs12000 lbs20.075
26085Inch0.600 in0.640 in1.500 in0.375 in0.770 in1/2-13108.30 ft lbs12000 lbs20.075
56000Metric3.81 mm3.55 mm9.52 mm1.90 mm6.60 mmM2.51.8 Nm2800 N80.190
56010Metric3.81 mm3.55 mm9.52 mm1.90 mm6.60 mmM2.51.8 Nm2800 N80.190
56015Metric3.81 mm3.55 mm9.52 mm1.90 mm5.59 mmM2.55.6 Nm875 N80.190
56020Metric5.08 mm4.75 mm12.70 mm2.54 mm9.90 mmM45.6 Nm6600 N80.406
56030Metric5.08 mm4.75 mm12.70 mm2.54 mm9.90 mmM45.6 Nm6600 N80.406
56040Metric5.08 mm4.75 mm12.70 mm2.54 mm8.64 mmM42.8 Nm1750 N80.406
56050Metric7.62 mm7.11 mm19.05 mm3.81 mm14.48 mmM622.5 Nm16000 N60.610
56060Metric7.62 mm7.11 mm19.05 mm3.81 mm14.48 mmM622.5 Nm16000 N60.610
56065Metric7.62 mm7.11 mm19.05 mm3.81 mm11.18 mmM65.6 Nm4200 N60.610
56070Metric10.16 mm11.43 mm25.40 mm6.35 mm18.03 mmM1040.6 Nm26000 N41.270
56075Metric10.16 mm11.43 mm25.40 mm6.35 mm18.03 mmM1040.6 Nm26000 N41.270
56080Metric15.24 mm16.26 mm38.10 mm9.52 mm19.56 mmM12145.0 Nm50000 N21.900
56085Metric15.24 mm16.26 mm38.10 mm9.52 mm19.56 mmM12145.0 Nm50000 N21.900
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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
$
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
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Based on 250 working days/yr. Multi-part fixturing reduces changeover frequency so your spindle spends more time cutting.

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