Would the lifting table Classic 300, which has some minor scratches on the tabletop, work for your needs?
The Workshop Advisor asks about your application, your workpieces, the drive and the tabletop—and shows you which lifting table is the right fit. Even if it's a different model.
The RUWI lifting table Classic 300 raises the workpiece to the height at which you work—53 to 113 cm via the hydraulic foot pump, with a maximum load of 300 kg on the tabletop. This model features a 160 × 80 cm work surface (extended to 220 × 80 cm), a 20 mm hole grid with a 96 × 96 mm grid pattern, and four lockable castors; it comes fully assembled.
Why It's a Treasure Trove of Tools
The table was on display at our booth during the 2026 Carpenters’ Day in Künzelsau, where it was actively used—parts were clamped, support rails secured, and moved around. This left about four light scratches, each 4 to 5 cm long, on the tabletop; they are visible but not noticeable to the touch and do not affect the table’s function. Technically, the table is as good as new, and the savings are reflected in the sale price. The photos of this table show its actual condition—these are not stock images. The clamps, support rails , and tool tray shown on the table are part of the trade show setup and are not included with the purchase. This is the only one available: once sold, it’s gone.
Does this fit in your workshop?
The 20 mm hole grid accommodates clamping brackets, support rails, and clamps— accessories can be added at any time. You can read about the model’s capabilities in detail on the RUWI lifting table Classic page; if you want it brand new, you can order it there. Additional models are listed in the overview of the RUWI lifting tables.
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