Blunt-edge low-profile fixture clamps have a thicker clamping edge than knife-edge clamps to apply high clamping force for heavy workpieces. Sometimes called chock clamps, they are less likely than knife-edge clamps to mark parts, and are often used with regular, flat-edged workpieces.

Knife-edge low-profile fixture clamps have a thinner edge than blunt-edge clamps for gripping or biting into workpieces for aggressive machining. They're more likely to leave marks on the workpiece and are generally used with irregular surfaces.

Machinable low-profile fixture clamps have a larger face radius than standard pitbull clamps to allow to face to be modified to suit the application. Clamps are made of strong machinable tool steel for durability and long life.

Compact modular low-profile fixture clamps apply positive, downward pressure to secure a workpiece to a table or fixture. Low-profile clamps secure thin workpieces in applications with limited clearance.

Slotted modular low-profile fixture clamps have a small step to secure and support the workpiece off the table's surface for through milling and drilling that won't damage the table surface. Low-profile clamps secure thin workpieces in applications with limited clearance.

Compact toe clamps have a flat, smooth surface on the back of the clamp to locate and position additional workpieces when machining multiple parts simultaneously. The clamp has a serrated edge for clamping rough surfaces and a smooth edge for clamping machined parts that have smooth, flat surfaces.

Adjustable toe clamps locate workpieces and provide increased height over low-profile clamps to support taller parts and provide more horizontal stability. The cam-action movement and tilted element apply positive downward pressure for secure clamping of irregularly shaped workpieces.

Stepped-end adjustable toe clamps provide a stable base to secure parts off the worktable for through machining. They provide increased height over low-profile clamps to support taller parts and provide more horizontal stability. The cam-action movement and tilted element apply positive downward pressure for secure clamping of irregularly shaped workpieces.

Toe stops install on machining tables and fixtures to accurately position workpieces in production environments.

Stepped-end toe clamps have a small step to support the workpiece off the table's surface for through milling and drilling that won't damage the table surface.