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Learn how positioning accessories, locking pins, clamps and support tools work together on a flexible welding table.
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Understand the difference between 2D and 3D welding tables and choose a layout based on fixture access, workpiece position and tooling.
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Compare D16 and D28 welding table systems by workpiece size, fixture compatibility, table format and future tooling needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of welding tables and fixturing systems do you offer?
KONOK supplies 2D and 3D modular welding tables, positioning accessories, locking pins, clamps, stops, angle brackets, and application-specific workholding solutions for different fabrication requirements.
How do I choose between the D16 and D28 systems?
D16 systems are suitable for smaller and lighter precision workpieces, while D28 systems are designed for larger, heavier, and more demanding fabrication projects. Our team can recommend the right system based on your workpiece size, weight, and welding process.
Can the table size and fixture configuration be customized?
Yes. Table dimensions, working height, hole patterns, surface treatment, and fixture combinations can be customized according to your workpiece and production requirements.
What materials and surface treatments are available?
Our welding tables can be made of selected high-strength steel or cast iron, with different surface treatments depending on the product model and application. Contact us for detailed material and treatment specifications.
Can KONOK accessories be used with my existing welding table?
Compatibility depends on the hole diameter, grid spacing, table thickness, and locking method of your current system. Send us the specifications or photos of your table, and we will help confirm compatibility.
How should I maintain a modular welding table?
Keep the table surface clean and dry, remove welding spatter regularly, apply suitable anti-rust protection when required, and inspect clamps and locking pins periodically to ensure accurate and reliable positioning.