Heavy-Duty Welding Tables Built for Professional Fabrication Shops

All ALMACO welding tables are constructed from Grade 50 American steel as standard. The base configuration uses 3/8" steel, and an optional upgrade to 1/2" Grade 50 steel is available across most models for additional rigidity and durability under heavy repeated use.

ALMACO tables are precision-machined to a flatness tolerance of +/-0.02". This level of accuracy is critical for frame and gate fabrication, structural welding, and any application where square, consistent welds are required. It eliminates the cumulative error that can result from a warped or uneven surface.

All ALMACO welding tables feature a systematic 2" grid pattern with drilled holes. Smaller tables use 16mm holes; larger models use 28mm holes. The top row of holes on all sides is drilled and tapped (5/8"-11 or 1"-12 depending on model), enabling versatile clamping, fixturing, and workholding configurations.

Yes. Optional upgrades include a 1/2" Grade 50 steel tabletop for enhanced durability and locking casters for shop floor mobility. The 2.5'x4' model, for example, is available with both upgrades as a premium configuration, bringing its weight to approximately 650 lbs with improved maneuverability.

ALMACO welding tables were developed and tested in their own production facilities manufacturing heavy-duty equipment for the construction and agriculture industries. They are equally well-suited for professional welding shops, metal fabrication facilities, structural steel operations, and any general manufacturing environment requiring durable, flat work surfaces.

Yes. Every ALMACO welding table is manufactured entirely in Nevada, Iowa using American steel, American labor, and American craftsmanship. ALMACO has operated as a fabrication and metalworking manufacturer since 1876, giving their tables a deep foundation of domestic engineering and production experience.