Clearance Note: We NEVER Have Sales but occasionally have discontinued (last model) discounts. We have a few remaining Gen 1 items that look identical to our current lineup but have a slightly smaller 5/8″ hole size. It will still fit most commercially available tools but may not fit our new tooling line. Outside of the hole size, this product is impressive in every way! We are clearing the shelves to ensure customers always receive our latest generation gear!!! PS: If you purchased tables before August ’24, this should be the same hole size you have.
If you’re looking for our current lineup, check out: Weld Tables, Extensions, Riser Blocks & Fab Squares.
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Description
Our welding table extensions can be used for a wide variety of purposes, not the least of which is to extend the length of our welding tables. By bolting these extensions to the sides of a table the length or width can be increased by 10″ (single) or 20″ (pair).
The extensions can also be used as full-length (or width) 90-degree squares for fabricating things that require precision angles. When used in combination with our Fab Squares it’s possible, for example, to perfectly fixture all of the legs for a table at perfect dual 90-degree angles.
Available Extension Sizes
The Welding Table Extensions come in five widths and two different depths:
- 20″ x 10″ (Gen 1 or Gen 2)
- 30″ x 10″ (Gen 1 or Gen 2) or our deeper 30″ x 20″
- 40″ x 10″ (Gen 1 or Gen 2) or our deeper 40″ x 20″
- 50″ x 10″ (Gen 1 or Gen 2) or our deeper 50″ x 20″
- 60″ x 10″ (Gen 1)
Double up and expand your table by 20″ or 40″. These add-on extensions transform provide flexibility to accommodate larger projects. Also, don’t forget our extensions can also mount topside to create height for fixturing.
Also, keep in mind the smaller sizes are often purchased exclusively to use as large squares on the surface since they don’t cost much more than a couple of 6″ wide squares, but can be deployed more quickly and ensure evenness along a line of fixturing!
One last thing to keep in mind. Even if you have a big table, you can use the smaller extensions, like the 20″ units, to only extend the table in certain spots to accommodate extra-wide fixturing. Then, when you aren’t using them to extend the table, use them on top as big squares!
