Machine Fixture

A Machine Jig Fixture is a precision-engineered tool used in manufacturing to securely hold, support, and locate a workpiece during machining operations such as drilling, milling, or grinding. It ensures consistent accuracy, repeatability, and efficiency by guiding cutting tools and positioning the workpiece in a fixed orientation. Jigs typically include tool-guiding features like drill bushings, while fixtures focus on holding and supporting the part firmly without guiding tools. Made from hardened steel, aluminum, or cast iron, machine jig fixtures are commonly used in automotive, aerospace, and industrial fabrication. They reduce human error, improve productivity, and are essential for mass production and CNC machining.