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Quality

Material & finishing

The engineering behind our welding tables and clamping tools.

±0 HVSurface Hardness
±0 mmGas nitriding
DCT precision welding table

Material & machining

Steel & Surface Treatment

Our welding tables are manufactured from S355JR and S690QL steel. After CNC milling, the tables are nitrided through gas nitriding — a thermochemical process that produces a deeper and more uniform nitride layer than many modern plasma processes. The result: a hard and wear-resistant surface with no additional coating, that is also corrosion-resistant.

01

CNC Milling

After welding, the tables are thermally stress-relieved to eliminate residual stresses. This is followed by 30 hours of CNC milling at 4x slower feed rate than standard, producing microscopically thin machining marks.

02

Gas nitriding

±90 hours in the nitriding furnace at approximately 600°C. Nitrogen diffuses through a special gas mixture deep into the steel: ±0.1 mm per 10 hours, up to 1 mm total. M700 and M800 receive the same number of nitriding hours; the steel grade determines the final result.

03

Result

All bore edges and corners are deburred with a precise radius. A hard, wear-resistant layer that cannot peel or flake off — not an applied coating, but steel hardened from within.

Clamping tools

Clamping Tools Built for the Shop Floor

All our clamping tools — clamps, squares, stops and accessories — undergo a QPQ nitriding process for an extremely durable and wear-resistant surface. This produces a hard, corrosion-resistant finish that performs reliably for years. Designed for 28 mm welding table systems and fully compatible with leading brands such as Siegmund and Demmeler.

Reliable clamping

Workpieces stay precisely in position, even under repeated clamping, high clamping forces, and intensive daily use.

Repeatable positioning

Engineered for exact alignment and repeatable work within 16 and 28 mm fixturing systems. Ideal for batch production and complex weld assemblies.

Long tool life

QPQ nitriding ensures tools retain their dimensional accuracy and perform reliably for years, even under heavy industrial use.

Technical specifications

28mm & 16mm — all specifications

All tables are gas-nitrided. The Ø28mm system is compatible with Siegmund and Demmeler; the Ø16mm system suits lighter fixturing applications.

Feature28mm – M70028mm – M80016mm – M700
Steel gradeS355JRS690QLS355JR
Surface hardness700 HV800 HV700 HV
Nitriding depth±1 mm±1 mm±1 mm
Bore diameterØ28 mmØ28 mmØ16 mm
Grid spacing100 × 100 mm100 × 100 mm50 × 50 mm
Compatible withSiegmund, DemmelerSiegmund, DemmelerSiegmund

Compatibility

16 and 28 mm systems

Ø28 mm
Ø16 mm

Our welding tables and clamping tools are available in 16 and 28 mm and fully compatible with the common systems from Siegmund and Demmeler.

SiegmundDemmeler

Frequently asked questions

Technical questions

The M700 is made from S355JR structural steel and gas-nitrided to 700 HV. The M800 is made from higher-alloyed S690QL steel and reaches 800 HV. Both tables receive the same number of nitriding hours; the difference in hardness comes from the steel grade. The M800 is harder and more dimensionally stable under heavy industrial load.

No. Gas nitriding is not a coating. It is a thermochemical process in which nitrogen penetrates deep into the steel at high temperature, hardening the surface layer from within. Nothing is applied to the steel. The result is a hard layer that is part of the steel itself: it cannot peel off, flake, or wear away like a coating.

No. All our clamping tools undergo QPQ nitriding. This is a thermochemical process in which nitrogen penetrates deep into the metal and hardens the surface from within. Nothing is applied. The result is a corrosion-resistant, wear-resistant layer that is part of the metal itself.

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