Multi-Axis Workholding Solutions Specifically Designed for 5-Axis Machining:

AMT Innovations is proud to release our new patented (US 9289869) workholding line of products, Get-A-Grip®.

Get-A-Grip® is a standard product line of 4 and 5-axis workholding solutions. While these solutions have been developed mostly for multi-axis CNC milling, they also offer advantages for common 3-axis CNC machining work and even 2-axis CNC turning.

Flexible product options allow users to apply this technology to palletized 4-axis horizontal CNC mills with tombstones, 5-axis CNC machines as well as CMM fixtures.

The Stainless Steel™ Logo seen above is a trademark and badge of the build quality this product offers. The use of robust materials and innovative design elements bring flexibility and time-saving benefits to our customers which will result in a dramatic increase in production and profits.

Please check back for the new models and accessories in the upcoming months.

5-Axis Workholding Fixture Get-A-Grip in Action:

Get-A-Grip Features:

Robust, Hardened, Stainless Steel Construction

Positive Clamping / Un-Clamping (No Reliance on springs)

Single clamp screw

Precision clamp slide

Unlike competitive products, the dovetail / clamping geometry does not distort or deform workpiece

Triangular contact geometry eliminates the need for an indexing pin

Triangular dovetail geometry provides 3 evenly spaced, radial force vectors for superior gripping

Clamping geometry allows for excellent repeatability in part removal and re-clamping

Available in modular and non-modular configurations for greater flexibility

Multiple models and configurations to hold large parts

Internal clamping geometry reduces material preparation area and can be strategically placed where the finished part may have a pocket which greatly reduces secondary operations

Precision tolerances and fixture locating features

3D CAD (Solidworks) Models available

Made in USA

The recommended maximum workpiece is 5″ x 5″ x 5″ for Get-A-Grip Size 1.000 when using a single fixture. It is possible to hold a larger workpiece when using multiple fixtures as shown.