Shop-Grade Welding Tables Built for Daily Industrial Use

All ALMACO welding tables are constructed from Grade 50 American steel. The standard configuration uses 3/8" Grade 50 steel, while an upgrade to 1/2" Grade 50 steel is available across most models for applications demanding greater rigidity and durability under heavy-duty daily use.

ALMACO welding tables are precision-machined to a flatness tolerance of +/- 0.02". This level of precision ensures accurate part alignment and repeatable 90-degree angles critical for frame welding, gate fabrication, and structural assembly work in professional fabrication environments.

Smaller tables (2.5' x 4') feature 16 mm holes, while larger models (3' x 3' and above) use 28 mm holes. All tables use a 2" grid spacing pattern with the top row of holes drilled and tapped — either 5/8"-11 or 1"-12 depending on the model — for secure clamping and fixturing.

Yes. Optional upgrades include a 1/2" Grade 50 steel tabletop for enhanced rigidity and locking casters for shop mobility. The 2.5' x 4' model, for example, is available with both upgrades combined, bringing its capacity to approximately 650 lbs while retaining full portability across the shop floor.

ALMACO welding tables are manufactured entirely in Nevada, Iowa, USA, using American steel, labor, and craftsmanship. ALMACO has roots dating back to 1876 as a blacksmith and fabrication shop, and each table is developed and tested within their own heavy-duty equipment production facilities.

These tables are engineered for professional welding shops, construction equipment manufacturing, and agricultural equipment fabrication. Their heavy-duty construction, precise flatness, and systematic clamping grid make them equally suited for frame fabrication, gate welding, structural assembly, and general metalworking operations requiring repeatable accuracy.