Welding Table SMART 15mm – 1500x1480mm

Description

SMART 15mm Welding Table 1500×1480 mm – wide tabletop for large structures

For structures that require access from several sides, the SMART 15mm 1500×1480 mm provides an almost square work area where the workpiece, tooling, and additional support points can be arranged. The 15 mm thick S355J2+N steel tabletop, ribbing, and hole system create a stable base for everyday assembly and welding work.

1500×1480 mm surface for working from different sides

The 1500×1480 mm proportions are well suited to wide frames, spatial structures, bases, racks, and assemblies requiring clamping at multiple points. The nearly square surface allows components to be arranged both lengthwise and across the workstation.

The nearly square shape makes it easier to organize work when the structure needs to be accessed from several sides. The surface can be divided into areas for the workpiece, stop elements, clamps, and additional supports. For wider projects, the welding table top should take into account the space occupied by all these elements, not just the dimensions of the structure itself.

In a workshop producing medium-sized structures, this variant can handle most everyday tasks related to positioning, clamping, and welding components. The greater depth provides more options for arranging the workpiece than the narrower 1500×1000 mm variant, but it also requires proper planning of the space around the workstation.

15 mm thick tabletop made of S355J2+N steel

In the SMART 15mm model, the base work surface is formed by a 15 mm thick welding tabletop made of S355J2+N steel. Its width supports the preparation of components that require clamping points to be arranged in several directions.

The rigidity of the work surface is supported by ribbing located underneath it. This construction helps transfer evenly distributed weight across the entire table, which is especially important for wide components that are supported and clamped at multiple points.

The holes are milled and chamfered to prepare their edges for inserting pins and working with clamps, angle brackets, and stop elements. Repositioning the tools makes it possible to adapt the workstation to subsequent structures without limiting it to a single setup.

GPPH recommends: first determine how much space the complete work setup takes up – the workpiece, supports, clamps, and positioning elements. For the 1500×1480 mm format, also plan access from the sides where the operator will clamp components, check dimensions, and make welds.

Mounting holes on the wide work surface

The available hole systems are Ø16 and Ø28, and the clamping points can be arranged in a 100×100 mm grid or diagonal pattern. The appropriate configuration depends primarily on compatibility with the tools being used and the way the manufactured structures are positioned.

The wide work surface allows clamps, supports, and stop elements to be arranged in several directions. This makes it possible to create clamping setups suited to frames, bases, and spatial structures with different proportions.

Additional possibilities are provided by the side walls equipped with two rows of holes. They can be used for mounting brackets, vertical parts, and components extending beyond the upper outline of the work surface.

Load capacity of the SMART 15mm welding table

For the SMART 15mm 1500×1480 mm format, the maximum load is 2500 kg, provided the weight is evenly distributed. This parameter also allows heavier frames and assemblies to be prepared, as long as their dimensions fit the available work surface.

Engraved scale on the 1500×1480 mm tabletop

The 100×100 mm engraved marking system organizes the wide work surface and makes it easier to position components approximately in different directions. This gives the operator fixed reference points that are useful when setting up frames, profiles, and datum points.

If the same structure returns to production, the engraving makes it easier to identify the areas of the work surface previously used for positioning the workpiece, clamps, and supports. Combined with the hole pattern, it simplifies preparing the next setup according to a proven arrangement. 

The markings are not intended to serve as a final inspection tool. The dimensional accuracy and geometry of the prepared structure should be verified using appropriate measuring tools.

Tabletop flatness after proper leveling

The declared flatness tolerance of the SMART 15mm surface is ≤0.3 mm across the entire tabletop. Maintaining this parameter requires proper leveling of the table after it has been positioned in its intended working location.

Due to the 1500×1480 mm proportions, it is advisable to check the surface lengthwise, crosswise, and along the diagonals. Proper setup supports repeatable positioning of wide workpieces. After moving the table, the level should be checked again.

SMART 15mm 1500×1480 mm welding table specifications

• work surface 1500×1480 mm,
• nearly square format facilitating work from different sides,
• 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,
• format suitable for wide frames and spatial structures.

SMART 15mm 1500×1480 mm provides a wide work surface for arranging the workpiece, supports, and clamping elements. Choose the 1500×1480 mm format when the structure requires space in both directions and convenient access from several sides of the workstation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of structures is the SMART 15mm 1500×1480 mm suitable for?

The 1500×1480 mm format is suitable for wide frames, racks, bases, and spatial structures that require clamping points to be arranged in several directions.

How does the 1500×1480 mm variant differ from the 1500×1000 mm table?

The 1500×1480 mm variant has greater depth, providing additional space for wide workpieces, supports, and tooling. The 1500×1000 mm format takes up less space and may offer easier access to the center of the structure from the longer sides.

How much space should be left around the SMART 15mm 1500×1480 mm table?

Free space should be planned on the sides from which the operator will install clamping elements, take measurements, and perform welding. Safe passageways and the space required to handle larger components should also be taken into account.