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DealsGarvee Welding Table 454kg Capacity Folding Workbench with Wheels for Garage, Workshop & Home – 116.8x45.7cm Carbon Steel
£12999
£168.99-23%

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Key Features
  • Foldable design with handle and wheels
  • Sturdy carbon steel supports 1000 LBS
  • Adjustable tilt angles for precision
  • 46x18 in top with clamp slots
  • Easy assembly with included hardware
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Description
  • Foldable and Portable: This heavy-duty welding table can be tilted at a 90° angle for easy storage. It features a handle on the tabletop and wheels on the two legs for convenient mobility.
  • Sturdy Construction: This folding welding workbench is made of sturdy yet lightweight carbon steel, boasting a weight capacity of 454kg. The carbon steel plate surface is rust-resistant and wear-resistant, ensuring durability and longevity.
  • Tilt Angles: This portable welding table features 3 adjustable tilt angles (0°, 30°, and 90°), allowing you to adjust your workspace for optimal welding precision. Perfect for any garage, workshop, or home setup.
  • 116.8 x 45.7cm Countertop: The foldable welding tabletop features three 2.8 x 55.9cm slots, suitable for positioning clamps anywhere on the table. Retractable rails can be used as edge guides, stops, or clamps.
  • Easy to Assemble: Assembling the fabrication table is a breeze. All hardware is included. Following the guide, you can easily set up a portable welding workbench in just 10 minutes.

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