This Grinding Table is a heavy-duty extraction and finishing table designed to capture grinding dust at the source. Built with sound-insulated folding side walls, full-surface extraction, and a removable slag tray, it creates a safe and efficient workspace for industrial metalworking.
This Grinding Table is engineered to provide an ergonomic, high-performance grinding and finishing workstation for industrial environments. Designed with full-surface extraction and rear-wall capture, the unit minimizes airborne particulate exposure during heavy grinding operations. The side walls feature integrated sound insulation to reduce noise and can be folded open to accommodate larger workpieces, making the table both functional and flexible in diverse workshop layouts. Its robust steel grid work surface and removable slag tray ensure long-term durability and easy cleaning. With a working height of 31.49 inches and a large 78.74-inch width, the table supports a wide range of tasks while integrating seamlessly into existing central extraction systems through a 10-inch spigot connection. This workstation is ideal for fabrication shops, training centers, or any operation requiring a controlled grinding environment. Key Benefits
Durable construction: Provides a stable, safe grinding surface for daily industrial use
Foldable side walls: Accommodates large or oversized workpieces with ease
Noise reduction: Sound-insulated side walls reduce overall shop noise levels
Full-surface extraction: Maximizes particulate capture at work surface and rear wall
Removable slag tray: Simplifies cleaning and waste management
Ergonomic design: Sheet steel frame supports operator comfort during long shifts Applications Industrial grinding and finishing tasks Fabrication workshops and production cells Training centers and trade schools Shops with centralized dust extraction
Working Depth: 31.49 in
Working Height: 31.49 in
Dimensions (W x D x H): 78.74 × 41.73 × 66.92 in
Extraction Spigot Diameter: 10 in (250 mm)
Recommended Volumetric Flow Rate: 1,177–1,695 CFM
