Clamping plates are special plates that can be mounted on machine tools such as milling machines or lathes to fix the workpiece. The plates are used to fix and machine the workpieces securely and precisely on the machine. Clamping plates can be made of various materials, including aluminum, steel or cast iron. They are usually available in different sizes and shapes and can be customized to meet the user's requirements. Some platens are designed with T-slots to facilitate the attachment of vises and other clamping devices. One advantage of clamping platens is that they provide a flexible and customizable way to machine workpieces. By using fixture plates, users can machine different workpieces on the same machine by simply changing the plate and attaching fixtures accordingly. This can increase efficiency and productivity, and reduce the need to use separate machines for each type of workpiece. Some of the important factors to consider when selecting a fixture plate are its size, the material it is made of, its strength and stability, its precision, and its compatibility with the machine tool being used. It is important to ensure that the clamping plate meets the requirements of the workpieces to be machined to ensure safe and precise machining.