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Alpha 5/8 4 ft by 4 ft table on caster legs with a tube frame fixtured on the top and side plates using 5/8 inch clamps, squares and stops

BuildPro · Alpha 5/8" Series

4' × 4'
Alpha 5/8" Table

Five fixturing faces in a 48" × 48" footprint. Nitrided P20 top plates and Q345B side plates, Ø5/8" holes on a 2" grid on every face, on four bolt-on square legs.

  • 48" × 48" · 5 faces
  • 4 leg options

Overview

The compact Alpha

The 4' × 4' is the smallest table in the Alpha 5/8" series — a 48" × 48" fixturing surface with the same plates, frame and legs as the 10' × 5'. Ø5/8" holes on 2" centers run across the top and down all four 6" sides, so you can clamp square to any face without tooling up from inside the table.

The top is a set of reversible P20 plates, heat-treated to 58–62 HRC and nitrided, bolted to a CNC-machined frame; the sides are Q345B plates at 50–55 HRC. Four 3.3" square legs bolt to the frame — fixed, adjustable, or adjustable on locking casters — and every leg carries the same 5/8" holes for fixturing accessories.

Alpha 5/8" tables are quoted, not sold from the cart: pick your legs, then use Request a quote on this page. Need more surface? Tables join edge to edge, or step up to the other four sizes.

Enlarge TA5-4848Q-C1 Alpha 5/8 4 ft by 4 ft table on adjustable square legs with casters, studio render
TA5-4848Q-C1 shown on the adjustable caster legs. All four leg options share the same 48" × 48" tabletop.
Table top
48" × 48"1219 × 1219 mm · 6" (152 mm) sides
Hole pattern
5/8" on 2"Ø0.625" (15.88 mm) · 2" (50.8 mm) grid
Top plates
P20, nitrided0.47" (12 mm) · 58–62 HRC
Flatness
±0.005"per 24" × 24" (±0.13 mm per 610 mm)
Legs
4 × square3.3" (84 mm) tube, bolt-on flange

Choose your legs

One tabletop,
four ways to stand it

The letter is the option you pick at the top of this page. Every option is the same 48" × 48" top on four 3.3" square legs; only the leg changes.

TA5-4848Q-A1 TA5-4848Q-A1 Alpha 5/8 4 ft by 4 ft table with fixed 30-1/4
A1

Fixed 30-1/4" legsTA5-4848Q-A1 · 4 × TMSL3130 legs

Table surface height
36.3"922 mm · 30-1/4" (768 mm) leg + 6" tabletop

The standard fixed leg. One-piece 3.3" square tube with a bolt-on flange and an M20 leveling pad underneath.

Adjustment
Fixed height
Foot
M20 leveling pad
Capacity
1,500 lbper leg on leveling pads, static
Gross weight
740 lb336 kg, table with legs
TA5-4848Q-A2 TA5-4848Q-A2 Alpha 5/8 4 ft by 4 ft table with fixed 24-1/4
A2

Fixed 24-1/4" legsTA5-4848Q-A2 · 4 × TMSL2530 legs

Table surface height
30.3"770 mm · 24-1/4" (616 mm) leg + 6" tabletop

The lower fixed leg — the same tube, flange and leveling pad, 6" shorter, for a 30.3" working height.

Adjustment
Fixed height
Foot
M20 leveling pad
Capacity
1,500 lbper leg on leveling pads, static
Gross weight
732 lb332 kg, table with legs
TA5-4848Q-B1 TA5-4848Q-B1 Alpha 5/8 4 ft by 4 ft table with adjustable legs, studio render
B1

Adjustable legsTA5-4848Q-B1 · 4 × TMSLR30 legs

Table surface height
28.3"–38.3"719–973 mm · 22-1/4"–32-1/4" (565–819 mm) leg + 6" tabletop

An inner square tube telescopes inside the outer tube; locking bolts push it against the tube wall so there is no play once the height is set.

Adjustment
1" increments over 10"
Foot
M20 leveling pad
Capacity
1,500 lbper leg on leveling pads, static
Gross weight
754 lb342 kg, table with legs
TA5-4848Q-C1 TA5-4848Q-C1 Alpha 5/8 4 ft by 4 ft table with adjustable + casters, studio render
C1

Adjustable + castersTA5-4848Q-C1 · 4 × TMSLC30 legs

Table surface height
33"–43"838–1092 mm · 27"–37" (686–940 mm) leg + 6" tabletop

The adjustable leg on a 5" threaded-stem caster with a foot brake, so the whole table rolls to the job and locks in place.

Adjustment
1" increments over 10"
Foot
5" locking caster
Capacity
650 lbper leg on casters, static
Gross weight
778 lb353 kg, table with legs

Every leg carries Ø5/8" holes on 2" centers down the tube for fixturing accessories, and bolts to the frame through a 5.35" flange with four M12 bolts — swap to a different leg later without touching the tabletop.

How it works

Clamp to any face,
flip it when it wears

The table is a fixture, not just a bench. Five machined faces, plates you can turn over, and legs you set once and forget.

  1. Side plate of an Alpha 5/8 table with holes on a 2 inch grid and an offset row between them

    Clamp to any face

    The same Ø5/8" holes run across the top and down all four sides. Set a stop or a clamp against a side plate instead of building it up from inside the table — the top stays free for the part.

  2. A top plate lifted off the Alpha 5/8 table and turned over

    Flip a worn plate

    Undo the self-locating bolts, lift the plate, turn it 180° and bolt it back. The other face becomes the working surface. Replace only the plate that needs it, not the whole top.

  3. Locking bolts on the lower section of an adjustable square table leg

    Set the height

    On the adjustable legs, loosen the locking bolts, slide the inner tube to the next hole and tighten. The bolts push the inner tube against the outer tube, so there is no play. Hole rows every 2"; turn the leg 90° to use the other face's holes for 1" steps.

  4. Foot brake on the 5 inch caster of the caster leg option

    Roll it, then lock it

    On the caster option, step on the brake on each 5" caster once the table is where you want it. The fixed and adjustable legs stand on M20 leveling pads instead; anchor pads for bolting to the floor are available on request.

Construction

What it's made of

Machined plates on a machined frame. The 4' × 4' is built exactly like the largest Alpha; only the footprint and the leg count change.

  • Hand on the Alpha 5/8 top plate beside its 5/8 inch holes on 2 inch centers

    Hole grid

    5/8" on 2" centers

    Ø0.625" +.002/−.000 holes on 2.000" ±0.001 spacing, CNC-machined across the top and down every side. One grid on five faces.

  • Close-up of the chamfered holes in a nitrided Alpha 5/8 top plate

    Top plates

    P20 tool steel

    0.47" (12 mm) plates, heat-treated to 58–62 HRC, then nitrided. The hardest steel on the table is the face you work on.

  • Side plate of the Alpha 5/8 table showing the 6 inch edge height

    Side plates

    5-1/2" Q345B steel

    50–55 HRC, 5-1/2" (140 mm) tall — a 6" (152 mm) edge with the top plate. The sides carry the 2" grid plus an extra row of holes offset between it.

  • Square leg flange bolted to the frame under the side plate of an Alpha 5/8 table

    Frame

    CNC-machined frame

    A welded tube frame with mounting blocks welded on, then machined as one piece so every plate seat and side block is true before a plate goes on.

  • Finger pointing at a recessed self-locating plate bolt in the Alpha 5/8 top plate

    Plate mounting

    Self-locating bolts

    M12 self-locating bolts seat each plate on the frame. A plate drops back into the same position after a flip or a swap, and plates can be shifted along the frame.

  • Alpha 5/8 4 ft by 4 ft table on fixed legs, studio render

    Flatness

    ±0.005" per 24" × 24"

    ±0.13 mm over any 610 × 610 mm patch of the assembled top. Precision ground plates, machined to hold the hole and spacing tolerances.

  • Adjustable square table leg with accessory holes and a 5 inch locking caster

    Legs

    3.3" square legs

    Powder-coated Q235 steel tube, 3.3" (84 mm) square, with Ø5/8" holes on 2" centers down the leg. Bolts to the frame with four M12 bolts through a 5.35" flange.

  • Alpha 5/8 table top with other fixturing tables in the shop behind it

    Expandable

    Joins edge to edge

    Alpha tables connect on the long or the short side into one continuous fixturing surface. Start with a 4' × 4' and add to it later.

Nitrided finish

What "nitrided"
means on this table

It is not a coating. Nitriding hardens the steel itself, in a thin layer at the surface, so there is nothing to chip, flake or wear through.

Nitriding is a heat treatment, not a paint or a plating. The finished plates are held at a moderate temperature — below the point where steel changes structure, so a machined plate stays flat — while nitrogen diffuses into the surface. The nitrogen locks into the steel as hard nitrides: a thin, very hard compound layer on top, and a tougher diffusion zone under it that supports the surface.

Alpha plates get the QPQ version of the process (quench–polish–quench): a salt-bath nitrocarburizing cycle, a polish, and an oxidizing quench that leaves a dark oxide skin over the hardened layer. That skin is the grey-black colour you see, and it is what gives the plates their corrosion resistance.

  1. HeatMachined, ground plates go into the salt bath below the steel's transformation temperature.
  2. DiffuseNitrogen (and a little carbon) diffuses into the surface and forms hard nitrides in the steel.
  3. Polish & oxidizeThe plates are polished and quenched again in an oxidizing bath, sealing the surface with a dark oxide layer.
0.47" P20 plate Oxide skin (QPQ)corrosion resistance, dark colour Compound layerhard nitrides, the face you work on Diffusion zonenitrogen in the steel below Core steelP20, heat-treated Layers not to scale · chamfered Ø5/8" hole shown
The hardened layer is the steel. Nothing is applied on top, so a scratch cannot lift a coating off — there is no coating to lift.
Surface hardness
58–62 HRCtop plates, P20 steel
Side plates
50–55 HRCQ345B, nitrided too
Coefficient of friction
0.37on the nitrided plates
Flat after treatment
±0.005"per 24" × 24", finished table

BuildPro 5/8" system

One hole size.
Every tool fits.

Every BuildPro 5/8" table, sawhorse and leg shares the same Ø5/8" hole on a 2" grid — and so does every clamp, stop, block, square and kit made for it. Buy the table once; the 5/8" system grows with it.

Tooling fits one hole system only. 5/8" is what most of our customers run, with six table series and the deepest tooling catalog — if you already own 5/8" tools, this table takes them all.

Plan it first in the BuildPro Setup StudioLay out blocks, clamps and rests on a 5/8" grid, then shop the tools for your setup.

The Alpha 5/8" family

Same plates, frame and legs in five footprints. The 4' × 4' stands on four legs; the larger sizes on six. Any of them join edge to edge.

  • This table 4' × 4' 48" × 48" · 4 legs You are here
  • 6' × 3' 72" × 36" · 6 legs View table
  • 6' × 4' 72" × 48" · 6 legs View table
  • 8' × 4' 96" × 48" · 6 legs View table
  • 10' × 5' 120" × 60" · 6 legs View table

Specifications

Every number,
all four options

  • Table top

    48" × 48"1219 × 1219 mm
    All options
  • Side height

    6" (152 mm)5-1/2" (140 mm) side plate + top plate
    All options
  • Hole size

    Ø5/8"0.625" +.002 / −.000 (15.88 mm)
    All options
  • Hole spacing

    2" grid2.000" ±0.001 (50.8 mm)
    All options
  • Plate thickness

    0.47"±0.004 (12 mm)
    All options
  • Flatness

    ±0.005"per 24" × 24" (±0.13 mm per 610 mm)
    All options
  • Side plate pattern

    2" grid + offset rowan extra row of Ø5/8" holes set between the grid rows on each side
    All options
  • Fixturing faces

    5top + four sides
    All options
  • Top plates

    P20 tool steelheat-treated to 58–62 HRC
    All options
  • Side plates

    Q345B steel50–55 HRC
    All options
  • Finish

    Nitrided (QPQ)top and side plates; hardened in the steel, not a coating
    All options
  • Coefficient of friction

    0.37on the nitrided plates
    All options
  • Frame

    Welded tube, CNC-machinedplate seats and side blocks machined as one piece
    All options
  • Legs

    Q235 steel, powder coated3.3" (84 mm) square tube
    All options
  • Table surface height

    A136.3"922 mm
    A230.3"770 mm
    B128.3"–38.3"719–973 mm
    C133"–43"838–1092 mm
  • Leg supplied (×4)

    A1TMSL3130fixed 30-1/4"
    A2TMSL2530fixed 24-1/4"
    B1TMSLR30adjustable 22-1/4"–32-1/4"
    C1TMSLC30adjustable 27"–37" + caster
  • Height adjustment

    B1 · C11" steps over 10"hole rows every 2"; turn the leg 90° for the 1" step
    A1 · A2Fixedleveling pad only
  • Foot

    A1 · A2 · B1M20 leveling pad
    C15" casterthreaded stem, foot brake
  • Capacity per leg

    On leveling pads1,500 lb680 kg, static
    On casters650 lb295 kg, static
  • Leg holes

    Ø5/8" on 2" centersdown every leg, for fixturing accessories
    All options
  • Leg mount

    5.35" flange, 4 × M12136 mm square, bolts to the frame with lock and flat washers
    All options
  • Gross weight, table with legs

    A1740 lb336 kg
    A2732 lb332 kg
    B1754 lb342 kg
    C1778 lb353 kg
  • Leg weight, each

    A126.8 lb12.2 kg
    A223 lb10.4 kg
    B128 lb12.7 kg
    C133.7 lb15.3 kg
  • Warranty

    One yearlimited warranty
    All options
  • Pricing

    By quoteselect a leg option and request a quote
    All options
  • Tabletop only

    TA5-4848Q-Nthe same 48" × 48" top without legs
    All options

FAQ

Questions, answered

Legs, tooling, the older round-leg tables and how to buy.

How many legs does the 4' × 4' have?
Four. The 4' × 4' is the only Alpha 5/8" size on four legs; the 6' × 3' and larger stand on six. Whichever leg option you pick, you get four of that leg.
Which leg option should I choose?
Start from the working height you want. The fixed legs give a 36.3" (A1) or 30.3" (A2) table. The adjustable legs cover 28.3"–38.3" in 1" steps (B1), and the caster version covers 33"–43" and rolls (C1). Fixed and adjustable legs stand on leveling pads; the casters have a foot brake.
Can I change the legs later?
Yes. All four legs bolt to the same flange pattern on the frame, and the square legs are sold on their own. Swap to casters or a different height without touching the tabletop.
Do my existing 5/8" clamps and fixturing tools fit?
Yes. The top, the sides and the legs all carry Ø5/8" holes on a 2" grid — the same pattern as every other BuildPro 5/8" table and every 5/8" clamp, stop, block and kit. Tools made for the 16 mm or 28 mm systems do not fit.
What happens when the top wears?
Flip the plate. The top is made of reversible, self-locating plates: undo the bolts, turn the worn plate 180° and bolt it back, and the other face becomes the working surface. Individual plates can also be replaced.
Is the nitrided finish a coating that can wear off?
No. Nitriding hardens the steel surface itself; nothing is applied on top, so there is no layer to chip or peel. The section above explains the process.
Can I join it to another Alpha table?
Yes. Alpha 5/8" tables connect edge to edge, on the long or the short side, into one continuous surface. Joining instructions are in the documents tab on this page.
I have an older Alpha with yellow round legs. Does this apply?
Partly. Current tables ship on square legs. If you have a legacy round-leg table, the optional Leg Brace Assembly TMLB48A is suggested for it.
How do I buy it?
By quote. Alpha 5/8" tables are not sold from the cart. Choose a leg option at the top of the page and request a quote; you can also quote the tabletop on its own (TA5-4848Q-N) or the legs on their own.

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