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Nitrided steel 3D welding platform with modular clamps and locating tools

Steel 3D welding platforms

3D welding tables.Repeatable setups.

Fabricated steel and nitrided steel 3D platforms with D16, D22 or D28 hole systems, machined to your drawing and supplied with matched fixtures.

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D16 compact-fixture systemD22 general-purpose systemD28 heavy-duty system

Two core steel platforms

Machined steel.
Modular from five sides.

Choose a fabricated steel 3D platform for project-specific structures or a nitrided steel 3D platform for a hard, wear-resistant working surface. Both use the same modular approach to positioning and clamping.

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Core product range

Welding tables and custom steel weldments

Choose a modular table by workpiece and hole system, or send a drawing for a build-to-print welded structure.

Large custom welded machine bed fabricated from steel plate in the BECO workshop
Build-to-print welded assemblies

Custom Steel Weldments

Heavy steel weldments manufactured to your drawing, with post-weld annealing for stress relief and shot blasting for surface preparation.

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Reinforced welded steel construction inside a large 3D welding platform

Fabricated steel construction

Built as a steel platform from the inside out

Internal reinforcement supports the machined working faces, while the top and side hole grid keeps modular stops, angles and clamps available around the workpiece.

  • Welded steel body and reinforcing ribs
  • Machined top and four side working faces
  • Table sizes from 500 × 500 to 4000 × 2000 mm
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In production

Machined, measured and assembled before packing

Working faces are machined and then checked against the drawing. Fixtures are assembled on the same hole grid they will be delivered with, so the kit and the table are matched before the crate is closed.

Operators checking the machined hole grid and flatness of a large steel 3D welding table with a straight edge
Flatness and hole grid checked against the drawing after machining.
Large machined steel 3D welding tables and platform sections on the shop floor during production
Platform bodies and side faces machined before assembly.
Steel 3D welding table assembled with clamps, angle squares and locating accessories from the fixture range
Fixture kit assembled and matched to the table's hole system.

Manufactured by Beco Hebei Hvy. Machinery Mfg. Co., Ltd., Jiaohe Town, Botou City, Cangzhou, Hebei, China. See the full process

Fixtures and accessories

A table needs accessories to hold anything

Clamping, locating, connecting and support families are supplied as single items or complete kits, sized to your hole system.

Clamping

Quick, vertical, toggle and adjustable clamps

Locating

Angle squares, stops and locating bars

Connecting

Quick-locking pins and slot bolts

Support

Support blocks and U-shaped square boxes

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From drawing to setup

A practical route to the right system

01

Share the job

Send the workpiece, dimensions, process and the repeatability you need.

02

Configure the table

Select hole system, working faces, table size, surface treatment and fixture family.

03

Confirm before production

Review the proposal and drawing before manufacturing and packing.

Buyer guides

Not sure how to specify it

Short guides on the decisions that come before an order — written so you can check the reasoning, not just take a recommendation.

Close-up comparison of 16 mm and 28 mm welding table hole details
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D16, D22 or D28: choosing a welding table hole system

Pick the hole system from the workpiece, not from the table. D16 suits small parts, jigs and fine positioning. D22 covers mixed job sizes on one table. D28 is for large frames, thick plate and heavy structures where holding force matters more than a fine grid. If you are unsure, send the workpiece size and weight and the decision takes a few minutes.

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Machined steel welding table surface with a precision hole grid
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Welding table flatness: what 0.1, 0.05 and 0.02 mm/m² mean for your work

Flatness is specified as a deviation over a reference area, for example 0.1 mm per square metre. Standard tables are machined to 0.1 mm/m², precision to 0.05 mm/m² and high precision to 0.02 mm/m². Choose the grade from the tightest tolerance on the assembly being built, not from the tightest figure available, because each step up costs machining time.

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Turn your next setup into a repeatable system.

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