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Success on the table

Published:  10 April, 2014

surface_technology.jpgNow available from SURFACE TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS (Surtech) is the extended range of welding, jigging and fixturing tables from the Siegmund Group.

The German manufacturer that has been producing tables since 1998, has extended its product range to offer the complete work table solution. Incorporating a 3D modular positioning and clamping system for fast, precise and economical production, the tables are manufactured to a tolerance of 0.03 mm.

The extended range of work stations from the Swabian company are said to offer the end user exceptional flexibility with the scope to create a bespoke solution to meet the demands of each individual user and application. The tables are manufactured from high quality plasma nitrided steel with a hardness of over 700 Vickers to deliver scratch and erosion resistance.


Tel: 0121 359 4322

k.lehnen@surtech.co.uk

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