Here's what's included
• 1 × welding table top with 10 mm slot, 1,200 × 800 mm
• 4 × table legs with levelling feet
The idea behind it
Jörg Hezel
The RUWI Welding Table with Legs (10 mm slot) is a sturdy welding and assembly table with continuous 10-mm slots (1,200 × 800 mm) for workpieces weighing up to 500 kg. You can attach clamping devices steplessly at any position in the slots – the clamp slides into place with millimeter precision along the joint, rather than being restricted to fixed drill holes. The steel plate is 4 mm thick and phosphated: rust-protected, resistant to welding heat and flying sparks, and provides a secure hold for the weld metal.
The table stands on four legs with levelling feet: This allows you to adjust the working height to a height between 86 and 93 cm and keep it stable even on uneven floors. You can use the holes to connect multiple tables into a single, continuous work surface. Weighing 76 kg, it can be moved when rearranging the space.
Here's how to use it
- Clamping steplessly instead of in a grid pattern: Toggle clamps and eccentric clamps slide precisely to the clamping point in the slot – no need to move from hole to hole.
- Supporting heavy assemblies: with a load capacity of 500 kg, the flat 4 mm plate carries frames, beams, and machine parts.
- Level it on the workshop floor: the four levelling feet compensate for slopes and unevenness—the table stands firmly, and the level is correct.
- Connect tables in a line: Use the holes to screw multiple tables with legs together to form a continuous work surface—for long workpieces and growing orders.
Does this fit in your workshop?
The Clamping System Set for the slot welding table bundles the right clamping accessories – toggle clamps, eccentric clamps, and adapter plates for slots 8 to 10. If you need stepless height adjustment and casters, the welding lifting table (46–106 cm, up to 300 kg) is the mobile alternative; with an Ø 28 hole grid instead of a slot, the table with legs is available as the Welding Table with Legs Ø 28. For an overview, see the RUWI welding tables.
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