Welding Table SMART 15mm – 2400x1200mm

Description

SMART 15mm Welding Table 2400×1200 mm – large work surface for extensive structures

Larger frames and structures extending in two directions require space both for the workpiece itself and for an extensive clamping setup. In the SMART 15mm 2400×1200 mm, this space is provided by a 15 mm thick welding tabletop made of S355J2+N steel, supported by a stiffening system and equipped with mounting holes and an engraved scale.

2400×1200 mm surface for larger components

On the 2400×1200 mm surface, larger frames, racks, gates, railings, longer profiles, and extensive welded assemblies can be arranged together with the required support points. The 2400 mm length reduces the need to frequently move longitudinal components during successive stages of work.

The 1200 mm width provides space for the workpiece, clamps, angle brackets, and stop elements. It also makes it easier to prepare structures extending in several directions, which would require more frequent repositioning on a narrower surface.

For larger and more varied projects, the 2400×1200 mm surface provides enough space to carry out multiple stages of structure preparation at a single workstation. When choosing a welding table top of this size, it is important to consider not only the space occupied by the structure itself, but also the room required for clamping and convenient handling of the workpiece.

15 mm thick tabletop made of S355J2+N steel

The work surface is made as a plate of S355J2+N steel with a thickness of 15 mm. Its dimensions make it possible to prepare larger components and more extensive clamping setups without concentrating all the tooling in one area.

A network of ribs is located beneath the plate, reinforcing the structure and supporting the transfer of evenly distributed loads. For long and wide workpieces, this is important because of the number of points used for support, positioning, and clamping.

Each hole is milled and chamfered. This edge preparation makes it easier to insert pins, fit clamps, and reposition angle brackets and stop elements between successive stages of work.

GPPH recommends: map out not only the outline of the structure on the 2400×1200 mm surface, but also the positions of supports, positioning elements, and clamps. Then plan the space around the table so that the larger format does not restrict the operator’s access to key working points.

Mounting holes on the 2400×1200 mm surface

SMART 15mm 2400×1200 mm is available with two hole systems: Ø16 or Ø28. The mounting points can be arranged in a 100×100 mm grid or diagonal pattern, depending on the selected configuration.

The choice between the available variants should be based on compatibility with the pins, clamps, angle brackets, and other tools being used. This makes it possible to use tooling designed for the correct system and to create setups suited to specific structures.

On the 2400×1200 mm surface, support and clamping points can be spaced farther apart. This provides the space needed to stabilize long profiles, wide frames, and assemblies made up of several parts.

Side walls with two rows of holes are also available on both sides of the work surface. They provide an additional clamping area for vertical workpieces, brackets, and components extending beyond the upper outline of the table.

Load capacity of the SMART 15mm welding table

The condition for using the maximum load capacity of the SMART 15mm 2400×1200 mm table is an even distribution of weight. With this setup, the permissible load for the entire workstation is 2500 kg.

Engraved scale on the 2400×1200 mm tabletop

On the large work surface, the operator can use an engraved 100×100 mm scale. The markings organize the workspace and help with the initial positioning of long profiles, wide frames, and components that require specific spacing.

For assemblies produced repeatedly, the position of the workpiece and tooling can be referenced to the markings that remain on the tabletop surface. This makes it possible to prepare the next setup more quickly without redefining every positioning and clamping point from scratch. 

The scale serves as an organizational aid when positioning the structure. Appropriate measuring tools are still required to precisely verify its dimensions and geometry.

Tabletop flatness after proper leveling

After positioning the SMART 15mm 2400×1200 mm in its final working location, the entire tabletop should remain within the declared flatness tolerance of ≤0.3 mm. Achieving this parameter requires proper leveling of the workstation.

For the 2400×1200 mm format, the inspection should cover different areas and directions of the work surface. Proper setup helps position larger workpieces in a repeatable way. Moving the table to a different working location means the level should be checked again and corrected if necessary.

SMART 15mm 2400×1200 mm welding table specifications

• work surface 2400×1200 mm,
• large format for longer and wider structures,
• 15 mm thick tabletop made of S355J2+N steel,
• maximum load capacity of 2500 kg with evenly distributed weight,
• structure reinforced with stiffening ribs,
• hole system Ø16 or Ø28,
• 100×100 mm hole grid or diagonal pattern,
• milled and chamfered mounting holes,
• engraved 100×100 mm scale,
• two rows of holes in the side walls,
• flatness tolerance ≤0.3 mm after proper leveling,
• possibility to change the tooling arrangement,
• surface allowing the use of multiple support and clamping points.

SMART 15mm 2400×1200 mm provides the space needed to position larger structures together with an extensive clamping setup. Plan a workstation with a 2400×1200 mm surface if you want to move long and wide workpieces less frequently between successive stages of work.

Frequently Asked Questions

What structures can be prepared on the SMART 15mm 2400×1200 mm welding table?

The large format is suitable for bigger frames, racks, gates, railings, long profiles, and assemblies requiring multiple support and clamping points.

How does the 2400×1200 mm surface reduce the need to move the workpiece?

The length and width of the tabletop allow a larger part of the structure to be arranged together with the tooling at a single workstation. As a result, the workpiece may need to be repositioned less frequently between successive preparation and welding stages.

What are the holes in the side walls of the table used for?

Two rows of side holes provide additional mounting points for brackets, vertical elements, and parts of spatial structures. They make it possible to use not only the top surface of the table for clamping.