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Welding table height adjustable, steel

Welding table

WxD 1600 x 800 mm, grey

Worktop width [mm]
2.400,00 €
Price / item (Ex. VAT)

Availability: 5-8 Working Days
Product description
  • Durable and stable – max. load 400 kg
  • Height manually adjustable 710 to 990 mm
  • 28-mm holes for quick release
Robust welding table for industry and workshops with a max. load of 400 kg. The welding table features two sturdy base frames and a 12 mm thick, aligned steel worktop with a 28 mm / 100 mm hole pattern for quick release screws. The table is manually height adjustable from a minimum height of 710 mm to a maximum height of 990 mm. A perfect solution for anyone looking for a manual and stable welding table with a steel worktop.
Technical data
Worktop depth800 mm
Height990 mm
Frame colourslate grey
Type of worktopsheet steel top, zinc plated
Frame materialsteel
Static distributed load400 kg
Panel thickness12 mm
Product typewelders' benches
Suppliedflat pack
Worktop width1600 mm
Weight185 kg
Sustainability
Product with potential for future improvement

This product does not yet meet enough of our sustainability criteria. This does not mean that it has no sustainable properties – however, the total score is lower than 3 points. Therefore, it is not (yet) labelled as particularly sustainable. Our sustainability assessment is based on transparent, clearly defined ecological, social and economic criteria. The aim is to highlight development potential and create greater transparency.

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Product CO₂ footprint

Product Carbon Footprint per kg CO2e
958.658
Product Carbon Footprint Calculation Year
2026
Product Carbon Footprint System Boundaries
Cradle-to-gate
Product Carbon Footprint Calculation Method
Calculated by our partner GlobalChanger (GreenZero) in accordance with ISO 14044 (LCA) / 14067 (PCF) (GWP100 [IPCC version]) principles.<br/>PCF values are product specific averages that have not been verified by third parties and may evolve as the data basis improves.