A nitrided coating on a welding table is a surface treatment process where nitrogen is diffused into the steel surface, typically through plasma or gas nitriding, to form a hard, wear-resistant layer.

Benefits for welding tables:

1. Enhanced Durability: The nitrided layer significantly increases resistance to scratches, impacts, and weld spatter, extending the table’s service life.
2. Reduced Spatter Adhesion: Weld spatter is less likely to adhere to the surface, simplifying cleanup and maintenance.
3. Corrosion Resistance: The coating provides a protective barrier against rust and oxidation, ensuring long-term reliability in various environments.
4. Improved Surface Smoothness: The low-friction surface facilitates easier fixturing and movement of workpieces, enhancing workflow efficiency.
5. Extended Table Lifespan: By minimizing wear and maintaining precision, nitriding reduces the need for frequent table replacements.

• Broad Tool Compatibility: The 5/8-inch (approximately 16mm) hole size is an industry standard, compatible with a wide range of clamps, stops, and fixtures. This ensures easy access to affordable, off-the-shelf accessories without requiring adapters, streamlining setup processes.
• Cost-Effective for Light to Medium Work: The 5/8-inch hole size is sufficient for prototyping, small-batch production, or hobbyist applications, offering adequate strength without the higher costs associated with larger hole systems. This makes it an economical choice for users not requiring heavy-duty configurations.
• Reduced Weight and Easier Manufacturing: Smaller holes require less material removal during production, resulting in lighter tables that are easier to machine or modify. This enhances portability and reduces manufacturing costs.

Hole spacing: 2.000″ ±0.001

Hole diameter: 0.625″ +.002/-.000

• Increased Clamping Flexibility: A 2-inch grid provides a higher density of holes compared to wider spacing (e.g., 4-inch grids), allowing for finer adjustments and precise fixture placement, ideal for complex or detailed fabrication.

• Optimized for Smaller Projects: The tighter grid maximizes fixture placement on compact tables, improving efficiency for smaller-scale or intricate work.

• High Precision: Many tables maintain flatness within 0.004 inches per foot and hole tolerances of ±0.001 inches, ensuring accurate and repeatable setups.