T-slot hex-edge fixture clamps have a six-sided head to apply clamping pressure to the side of a workpiece when access to the top of the workpiece is required. Clamps have an offset screw that pushes the clamp against the workpiece edge when tightened.

T-slot hex-edge fixture clamp kits include a selection of clamps to clamp workpieces of different sizes. They have a six-sided head to apply clamping pressure to the side of a workpiece when access to the top of the workpiece is required. Clamps have an offset screw that pushes the clamp against the workpiece edge when tightened.

T-slot toe clamps (sometimes called edge clamps) apply angular pressure to prevent parts from rising off the table during machining while allowing access to the entire top surface of the workpiece.

T-slot chain clamps wrap around round, large, or irregular workpieces to secure them for milling or production work. The clamp slides into a T-slot on a machine table, then the chain drapes over the workpiece and secures to the table on the opposite side.

T-slot hold-down clamps apply pressure on the top of the workpiece. The clamping arms reach over the top of the workpiece to lock securely into place to prevent loosening. Clamps and clamp bodies can be stacked to provide additional vertical reach for tall parts.