Welding Table SMART 15mm – 3000x1480mm

Description

SMART 15mm Welding Table 3000×1480 mm – extended work surface for large structures

Two 1500×1480 mm surfaces combined together create a 3000×1480 mm SMART 15mm workstation designed for large frames, racks, and spatial structures. The extended work area allows the workpiece, tooling, and additional support points to be arranged without frequently reorganizing the clamping setup between successive stages of work. 

3000×1480 mm surface for large structures

The largest work surface in this series is designed for long and wide frames, spatial structures, gates, racks, profile assemblies, and components requiring clamping at multiple points. 

The 3000 mm length allows longitudinal components to be arranged on a single workstation, while the 1480 mm width provides space for workpieces extending in several directions. The larger work area reduces the need to move the structure, re-establish reference points, and rebuild clamping setups during successive stages of work.

The work surface can be divided into zones intended for preparing individual parts of the structure or successive assembly stages. Such a large format, however, requires space not only for the workstation itself, but also for safe passageways and operator access to clamping and welding points.

Two 1500×1480 mm tables forming a large workstation

The 3000×1480 mm surface consists of two tables measuring 1500×1480 mm each. Each welding table top in this configuration can form part of a shared workstation or serve as a separate surface for smaller projects.

When working as a single setup, both sections require precise alignment with each other. Leveling and aligning the tables is particularly important when positioning long components extending across the entire 3000×1480 mm surface.

The ability to separate the configuration increases flexibility in organizing the workshop. Depending on current jobs, the tables can be used for one large structure or two independent tasks carried out at smaller workstations.

GPPH recommends: before setting up the 3000×1480 mm configuration, determine the position of both tables and plan the access routes around the entire workstation. Also check whether the operator will be able to reach all areas of the structure without having to separate or move the work surfaces during the job.

15 mm thick tabletops made of S355J2+N steel

Each welding tabletop is made of 15 mm thick S355J2+N steel. Two such surfaces form a base that allows large components to be positioned and extensive clamping setups to be created.

The structure beneath the tabletops is reinforced with stiffening ribs. Their purpose is to support the rigidity of both surfaces and transfer evenly distributed weight to the table structures. Large workpieces should be supported both along the length and across the width of the workstation.

The edges of the holes have been milled and chamfered. This makes it easier to work with pins, clamps, angle brackets, and stop elements when creating clamping setups that cover one or both parts of the configuration.

Mounting holes on the 3000×1480 mm surface

The SMART 15mm configuration can be selected with an Ø16 or Ø28 hole system and a 100×100 mm grid or diagonal pattern. The system should match the diameter of the tooling being used, while the hole layout should suit the planned methods of positioning and clamping the components.

The number of mounting points available on the 3000×1480 mm surface allows clamps, supports, and stop elements to be arranged across many areas. This makes it easier to stabilize long and wide parts of the structure at the same time.

The top surfaces are complemented by side walls with two rows of holes. They can be used when positioning vertical elements, brackets, and parts of spatial frames extending beyond the outline of the tabletops.

Load capacity of the SMART 15mm welding table

The complete SMART 15mm 3000×1480 mm configuration can be loaded up to a maximum of 5000 kg, provided the weight is evenly distributed across both tables. This parameter applies to the complete workstation formed by the two sections.

Engraved scale on the 3000×1480 mm tabletop

Both tables feature an engraved 100×100 mm scale that provides reference points for the approximate positioning of long profiles, wide frames, and components extending across the entire configuration.

On a two-part workstation, the scale helps coordinate the position of components between both surfaces. This is particularly important when the next workpiece is to be positioned according to a configuration previously used across the entire 3000×1480 mm area. 

The engraving alone does not confirm the correct geometry of the structure or the proper alignment of the two tables. The workpiece dimensions and the relative position of the workstation sections should be checked using appropriate measuring tools.

Surface flatness after proper leveling

Each of the two surfaces forming the 3000×1480 mm workstation maintains a flatness tolerance of ≤0.3 mm after proper leveling. When the tables are combined into one workstation, both tabletops must also be aligned with each other.

The inspection should cover different areas and directions on each section, as well as the area where they join. After moving one of the tables or changing the workstation layout, the level and the relative alignment of the surfaces should be checked again.

SMART 15mm 3000×1480 mm welding table specifications

• work surface 3000×1480 mm,
• configuration consisting of two 1500×1480 mm tables,
• possibility to work on one large or two separate surfaces,
• 15 mm thick tabletops made of S355J2+N steel,
• maximum load capacity of 5000 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,
• surface suitable for large frames and spatial structures.

SMART 15mm 3000×1480 mm combines the space needed to prepare large structures with the option to divide the workstation into two independent sections. Check the 3000×1480 mm configuration if you want to reduce the need to move large workpieces and arrange the required clamping elements across an extensive work surface.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many parts does the SMART 15mm 3000×1480 mm consist of?

The 3000×1480 mm surface is made up of two 1500×1480 mm tables. They can work together as one large workstation or be used as two separate work surfaces.

How should the two tables forming the 3000×1480 mm surface be properly aligned?

Each table should be leveled first, and then both work surfaces should be aligned with each other. Particular attention should be paid to the joint area and to long components supported simultaneously on both tabletops.

What is the load capacity of the SMART 15mm 3000×1480 mm configuration?

The maximum load capacity of the entire workstation is 5000 kg with the weight evenly distributed across both sections of the work surface. This value does not refer to a single leg or to a small area of the tabletop.