Welding Tables & Fixture Tables in Canada
BTH Sales is the exclusive Canadian importer of Siegmund welding tables. Shop modular fixture tables — System 16 and System 28 Professional Extreme tables, workbenches and height-adjustable PETec frames — with prices in CAD from our warehouse at 5 Industrial Rd, St. Marys, ON N4X 1G2. Family-owned since 2001; exclusive Canadian Siegmund importer since 2018. Lead times are stated on the product page when an item is not in stock.
What is a fixture table?
A fixture table is a Siegmund modular perforated welding table used for fixturing: a grid of bores in the top and sides lets clamps, stops and squares lock parts in place while you weld. Buyers searching for a fixture table, welding fixture table, welding jig table or fixture table Canada are looking for this kind of modular setup. Siegmund tables ship from our warehouse in St. Marys, Ontario. Compare System 16 and System 28 below, then choose a size that fits your work.
System 16 vs System 28
This is an own-product comparison of the two Siegmund systems BTH Sales stocks in Canada. Facts are from Siegmund’s system comparison (siegmund.com). BTH does not stock System 22.
| Feature | System 16 | System 28 |
|---|---|---|
| Bore diameter | Ø16 mm | Ø28 mm |
| Surface grid | 50×50 mm | Diagonal grid on Professional Extreme 8.7 and 8.8 PLUS (100×100 mm also available; 50 mm on request) |
| Table side height | 100 mm or 150 mm | 200 mm (PE 8.7); 300 mm (PE 8.8 PLUS) |
| Material thickness (approx.) | 11.5–13 mm | 24.5–27 mm |
| Typical use (per Siegmund) | Fine-detail fabrication such as railings and frames | Light to heavy components |
| Static load per leg (basic equipment) | max. 1,000 kg (2,205 lb) | max. 2,000 kg (4,409 lb); PLUS legs max. 3,000 kg (6,614 lb) |
Plasma nitriding plus BAR coating raises surface hardness and protects against scratches, corrosion and weld-spatter adhesion. All tooling fits all tables within one system; connecting elements are available across systems. Shop System 16 tables or System 28 tables.
Choose a size
Live System 16 Professional Extreme sizes run from 1000×500 mm to 4000×2000 mm. Live System 28 Professional Extreme 8.7 sizes run from 1000×1000 mm to 4800×2400 mm (including 1200×800 mm). Check each product page for the exact footprint and leg options. For sizing help, see What size welding table do I need?.
Tooling sets and starter kits
Once you've picked a table, add a matched tooling kit: our System 16 and System 28 tooling sets bundle clamps, stops, squares and bolts for your bore size in one order. Browse System 16 tooling sets, System 28 tooling sets and current System 16 specials.
Height-adjustable and mobile
PETec table lift systems are height-adjustable frames (750–1150 mm via cordless drill) available as frame-only or paired with a Siegmund System 16 or System 28 table. Units are made in Germany and delivered fully assembled. Check each product page for in-stock availability and model load figures. For a compact mobile option, see the Siegmund Mobile Lifting Table 500 kg.
Workbenches
Need a smaller fixture surface? Siegmund System 16 workbenches use Ø16 mm bores on a 50 mm grid in compact footprints for shops that do not need a full-size PE table.
Browse the full Siegmund range in Siegmund welding tables & tooling. Related reading: What is the best welding table in Canada? · Why do you need a welding table?
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a welding table to weld?
No, you can weld without one, but a welding table gives you a flat, stable and secure surface to work on. A fixture table with a hole grid also lets you clamp and position parts the same way every time, which makes your work more accurate, repeatable and safe.
What size welding table do I need?
Look at the size, thickness and weight of the parts you fixture. A useful rule is to choose a table that fits about 80% of your parts, because Siegmund tables can be joined or extended later. Read our guide: What size welding table do I need?
What is the difference between Siegmund System 16 and System 28?
System 16 uses Ø16 mm bores on a 50×50 mm grid, with table side heights of 100 mm or 150 mm. Siegmund recommends it for fine-detail fabrication such as railings and frames. System 28 uses Ø28 mm bores on a diagonal grid (100×100 mm grid also available; 50 mm on request), with 200 mm sides on Professional Extreme 8.7 and 300 mm sides on 8.8 PLUS. Siegmund recommends System 28 for light to heavy components. Standard static load ratings per leg are 1,000 kg (2,205 lb) for System 16, 2,000 kg (4,409 lb) for System 28, and 3,000 kg (6,614 lb) for System 28 PLUS. Tooling fits all tables within one system; connecting elements are available across systems.
What is a fixture table?
A fixture table is a welding table with a grid of bores in the top and sides. Clamps, stops and squares lock into the bores so you can hold parts in position while you weld — also called a welding fixture table, welding jig table or fixture table. Siegmund modular perforated tables use Ø16 mm bores on a 50 mm grid (System 16) or Ø28 mm bores on a diagonal or 100 mm grid (System 28).
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