Modular welding tables

Modular welding table - a work surface that can be adapted to the project

The modular welding table from GPPH costs from €1,734.00 to €4,505.00 and allows the work surface layout to be changed, the workstation to be expanded, and constructions of different sizes to be handled more conveniently. It works particularly well where projects vary in size and one fixed table-top format limits the flexibility of work organisation.

Why does a modular welding table offer greater flexibility at work?

The modular table-top layout makes it possible to change the position of 15 mm thick milled plates and expand the work surface when the requirements of the next project change. Instead of arranging every workpiece around one fixed format, the workstation can be adapted to the size of the construction being made and the way it is clamped.

The tables can also be combined into larger configurations, which is practical when producing long or extensive components. Modularity therefore makes it possible to develop the workstation as the type of work performed changes. In the wider category welding tables solutions designed for work on a fixed work surface are also available.

How do sliding plates affect workstation organisation?

The 15 mm thick milled plates can be arranged according to the needs of the construction being made, so the work surface does not have to remain in one fixed configuration. The plates are made from S355J2+N steel, and a version with a nitrided and oxidised surface is also available.

The Ø28 hole system with a 100x100 mm grid enables the use of compatible welding table tools, which help locate and clamp components. In practice, this means that changing the workstation configuration does not have to mean changing the entire method of locating the workpiece.

The adjustable working height of 850-1150 mm also makes it possible to adapt the work-surface level to the type of work performed. The standard legs are fitted with castors and levelling feet, with a load capacity of 250 kg per leg, combining the ability to move the workstation with stable positioning at the work site.

GPPH advises: Before starting work, set the table plates to the same level, carefully level the entire workstation and check the stability of all support points. Maintaining one work plane facilitates repeatable workpiece positioning and the safe expansion of the workstation for larger constructions.

When is it worth choosing a modular table instead of a fixed table-top format?

A modular welding table offers its greatest advantage when constructions of different sizes are produced in one facility or when the work surface needs to be expanded periodically. The ability to move the plates and combine several tables makes it possible to prepare the workstation for the current project without being limited to a single table-top layout.

The modular construction is also well suited to production where the method of locating and clamping components changes. For repeatable operations, a properly prepared plate layout and welding clamps helps reproduce the workpiece setup and allows the workspace to be reconfigured for new projects.

How do you choose equipment for a modular welding table?

Equipment for a modular table should primarily be selected according to the Ø28 system and the type of components that will be positioned and clamped on the work surface. Modular tables are compatible with GPPH tools from the PRO series, so a single workstation can be expanded as new production needs arise.

To position components, you can use fast assembly bolts and pins and other system tooling. For larger constructions, the workstation capabilities can also be supplemented with blocks and extensions for welding tables. The right choice of equipment makes it possible to use modularity not only to expand the work surface, but also to organise subsequent assembly and welding stages more conveniently.

The modular table uses sliding 15 mm plates, an Ø28 system and height adjustment from 850 to 1150 mm. Its work surface can be expanded and combined into larger configurations. Match the workstation layout to the size of the construction and the way the work is organised.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is it worth choosing a modular welding table?

A modular table works well for constructions of varying sizes because its work surface can be expanded.

How is the table top of a modular welding table constructed?

The table top consists of 15 mm thick milled plates, whose positions can be adjusted according to the needs of a specific workstation.

Can several modular welding tables be combined?

Yes, modular tables can be combined into larger configurations, making it easier to work with constructions extending beyond a single table top.