Cast Iron Welding Table

Cast Iron Welding Table

The cast iron welding table uses HT200, HT250, or QT450 cast iron with a machined top, D16 or D28 hole system, and ribbed base.
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Description

Our cast iron welding table gives welding shops a steady reference face for positioning, fitting, tack welding, and checking welded parts. The machined surface lets stops, clamps, and locating blocks sit flat without temporary plates welded onto the bench. The aged cast body and lower ribs help absorb vibration during fitting work. This makes the table useful when frames, brackets, and base parts need to stay square through several setup steps.

The product includes a cast table body, machined working face, system holes, grid marks, side reference faces, support ribs, and adjustable feet.

 

Product Parameters

 

 

Parameter

Details

Material

HT200, HT250, QT450 cast iron

Size Range

1000 x 1000 x 200 mm to 4800 x 2400 x 200 mm

Hole System

D16 or D28

Grid Layout

50 x 50 mm reference grid

Surface

Machined surface, oil protection, optional black nitriding

Structure

Ribbed casting with adjustable feet

Use Area

Welding positioning, inspection, and assembly

 

Product Advantages

 

 

The cast iron welding table has a heavy body, so the fixture point is less likely to shift when a workpiece is adjusted. The ribbed base spreads the load under the top surface. Grid marks and system holes also help the operator return to a recorded setup without measuring from zero each time.

 

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Main Applications

 

The cast iron welding table is used for welding positioning, frame assembly, equipment base fitting, tooling inspection, repair work, and pre-weld checking before final joining.

 

FAQ

Q: Can the table be made for a special fixture plan?

A: Yes. Size, hole system, surface treatment, and edge marks can follow the workshop drawing.

Q: How does the cast body help during welding?

A: It adds mass and damping, so the setup stays steadier during fitting and tack welding.

Q: How should the cast iron welding table be checked after unpacking?

A: Check the working face, support feet, hole edges, oil protection, and accessory fit before use.

 

 

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