Wedge clamp design: Provides downward and lateral force for secure, stable holding of parts
Supports irregular shapes: Holds square, odd, or non-standard parts with ease
Vibration dampening: Shims under the part reduce vibrations for smoother machining
Low profile option: Allows engagement with fewer teeth for a flush hold
Heavy-duty construction: Made from 52 HRC hard jaw and 4140 steel body for durability
Summarized by Shop
The Ignite Clamp is our solution to holding parts of all shapes and sizes. With the ability to position the clamp at any angle along the T-Slot, square or odd shapes can be held with ease. The wedge clamp design actively pulls downward as the clamp is engaged while simultaneously applying lateral force. This downward force creates a st
Jaw Material
52 HRC hard jaw
Body Material
4140 steel with black ferritic nitrocarburizing
Screw Size
3/18-16 (low profile 1/2-13)
Compatibility
1/2-13 T-nuts (not included)
Made in
USA
Summarized by Shop
5.0
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Solidly built!
Very happy with the purchase. I now have 16 of these. They work great.
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Reed · July 7, 2026
Sweet
Daniel · August 1, 2026
Should have purchased sooner
We originally bought a set of four for our CNC Mill but they have never made it to the CNC side. We had a job come in that was a large bearing housing that needed to be sleeved. We couldn’t get it clamped and indicated in properly in the manual lathe. That’s when we moved to the Bridgeport manual mill. The housing rough casting and semi round on the outside with no real places to put toe clamps. We grabbed the set of Ignite clamps shimmed them off the table with some one two three blocks and used them like you would lathe chuck jaws. The way the clamps gripped and held the part while applying a positive downforce on the table was impressive to say the least. This set of clamps will be staying with our Bridgeport fixtures and we will be buying another set to use on the CNC. These clamps are far superior over the serrated style that adjust with the set screws. The downward force being applied with the bolt and wedge design of the Ignite clamps is the way to go. Next time we use them for something like this we will post a short video to show how they can be used.