Upgrade Your Vacuum Table

Already Using a Vacuum Table — But Ready for a Better One?

Production-grade grid vacuum tables engineered for shops that are done fighting leaks, setup time, and uncertainty.

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If Your Current Vacuum Setup Feels Like This…

  • It works — but you don’t fully trust it
  • You spend too much time sealing, taping, or compensating
  • Holding force isn’t consistent across the table
  • Thin parts make you nervous during machining
  • Setup quality depends on who’s running the machine

You're not doing anything wrong. Most vacuum setups fail in production not because of force — but because of poor sealing and airflow control.

Not ready to reach out yet? Compare all vacuum table types or watch a setup video to see how it works in a real shop.

Choose the Upgrade That Matches How You Run Your Shop

R-Series — Reliable Upgrade

Best for: Shops upgrading from DIY or entry-level vacuum setups.

  • Precision-machined grid surface
  • Clean, logical sealing zones
  • Reliable holding without overcomplication

This is the step up when you want consistency and less setup hassle — without overengineering.

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RAL-Series — Professional Standard

Most common upgrade choice

Best for: Production shops machining thin materials with repeatability.

  • Improved sealing concept
  • Optimized airflow management
  • Higher process reliability and surface quality

This is where most professional shops land when vacuum becomes mission-critical.

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RAL-Pro — No-Compromise System

Best for: Shops that want turnkey, production-grade reliability.

  • Integrated venturi system
  • Engineered, plug-and-play setup
  • Minimal setup, maximum confidence

Choose this when you want to stop thinking about workholding altogether.

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Not Sure Which One Fits Your Application?

If you already use vacuum workholding, a quick application check can save you time, trial-and-error, and unnecessary upgrades.

Tell us your material, thickness, and machine size — we'll recommend the right grid vacuum table for your setup.

To get a fast, accurate recommendation, include:

  • Material type (e.g. aluminum, acrylic, wood composite)
  • Material thickness
  • Your machine's working area or table size
  • Whether you currently use a vacuum pump or not
Request an application check

No obligation. No hard sell. Just a clear recommendation.


 

Used in Real Shops — Not Just on Paper

Production machining on a grid vacuum table with vacuum workholding
Production machining on a grid vacuum table — no clamps, no secondary setup.

Quick Questions We Get from Shops Upgrading Their Vacuum Table

Can I use my existing vacuum pump?
In many cases, yes. We’ll check airflow and holding requirements during the application check and let you know if your current pump is a good fit—or if there’s an advantage to upgrading.

What actually changes compared to my current vacuum setup?
Less sealing work, more predictable holding force, and repeatable setups. Most shops notice faster changeovers and more confidence with thin or sensitive parts.

How long does setup take?
Initial setup is straightforward. Day-to-day setups are significantly faster because the grid and sealing concept reduce improvisation and rework.

Is this overkill for my application?
If you already use vacuum workholding and are spending time compensating for leaks, inconsistency, or setup complexity, upgrading usually simplifies your process rather than adding complexity.

Stop Fighting Your Vacuum Setup.

If you already use vacuum workholding, upgrading is about one thing: predictable, production-grade results with less thinking and faster setups.

Request an application check Compare R vs RAL vs RAL-Pro

No obligation. Just a clear recommendation for your material, thickness, and machine.