Cast iron platform
A T-slotted surface plate is a cast iron plate with T-slots on its surface, used as a reference platform for the assembly, debugging, welding, and riveting of power machinery equipment.
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It is usually made of high-strength cast iron, with a material of HT200-300, and a surface hardness of about HB170-240.
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A riveting and welding platform is an assembly platform, welding platform, and welder's platform. It is a base plate used in riveting and welding processes, with holes and T-slots on the work surface.
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A machinist's workbench is one of the commonly used pieces of equipment for machinists, suitable for various inspection work and as a precision measurement reference plane.
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Production standard of experimental plates: Manufactured according to national standard JB/T 7974-1999 (old standard GB 4986-85).
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Iron floor plates are specifically designed for use as a base platform for testing equipment, vibration equipment, motor testing, pump testing, and engine testing. They feature a rational design, stable structure, high precision, and wear resistance.
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A cast iron surface plate is a planar reference gauge used for workpiece and equipment inspection, marking, assembly, and welding.
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Primarily used for the assembly and debugging of power machinery and equipment. The surface features T-slots for securing the equipment. Requires a large assembly platform, which can be assembled in sections.
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