Welding Table with Tapped Holes and Clamping Grid for Sale

The holes in welding tables serve as a systematic clamping and fixturing grid. They allow fabricators to insert clamps, stops, and tooling at precise, repeatable positions across the table surface. ALMACO tables use a 2" grid spacing with drilled and tapped holes, enabling accurate alignment, 90-degree squareness, and secure workpiece positioning during welding operations.

ALMACO welding tables are available in six sizes: 2.5'×4', 3'×3', 3'×5', 3'×8', 4'×4', and 4'×8'. Each size offers different side heights (4", 8", or 11") and weight capacities ranging from approximately 464 lbs to over 2,000 lbs, accommodating a wide range of fabrication shop requirements.

All ALMACO welding tables are constructed from 3/8" Grade 50 American steel as the standard configuration. An upgrade to 1/2" Grade 50 steel is available across all models for enhanced durability and rigidity. Grade 50 steel offers excellent strength-to-weight performance for demanding heavy-duty fabrication environments.

ALMACO welding tables are precision-engineered to a flatness tolerance of ±0.02". This level of accuracy ensures consistent, reliable alignment for welding, fixturing, and layout work, making these tables suitable for frame and gate fabrication, structural welding, and any application where dimensional accuracy and squareness are critical.

Yes, locking casters are available as an optional upgrade on select ALMACO welding table models, including the 2.5'×4', 4'×4', and 3'×8' configurations. The casters add shop floor mobility while the locking mechanism secures the table firmly in place during active welding or fabrication operations.

ALMACO welding tables are manufactured entirely in Nevada, Iowa, USA, using American steel, labor, and craftsmanship. ALMACO was established in 1876 and has over 135 years of metalworking and manufacturing experience. All tables are developed and tested in ALMACO's own production facilities, ensuring real-world proven performance.