Siegmund Welding Tables: Which Siegmund Welding Table Is Right for Your Shop?

Not all welding tables are created equal—and no one builds them like Siegmund. At FABTECH 2025, Quantum Machinery Group is proud to showcase the full Siegmund lineup: from ultra-precise System 16 tables to heavy-duty System 28 PLUS tables. Whether you’re fabricating chassis, or building production fixtures, there’s a Siegmund table designed to match your craft.

Siegmund offers three core system sizes—System 16, System 22, and System 28—each defined by borehole diameter and strength. These systems are available in both metric and inch-based (Imperial) formats.

• System 16 tables feature 16mm boreholes and are best for small, detailed parts or light-duty fixtures. 
• System 22 is a mid-range option, found in metric sizing that offers 22mm boreholes and a blend of strength and flexibility. 
• System 28 is the most popular and robust system, offering 28mm boreholes and is perfect for large fixtures, structural assemblies, and high-pressure clamping. 

Imperial vs Metric

For U.S. fabricators, the Imperial Series offers inch-based hole spacing while maintaining the same top-tier quality and compatibility as the Metric versions. The Imperial System 28 and Imperial System 16 are Quantum’s most requested configurations, giving American welders access to Siegmund’s signature precision in familiar measurements.

Table Options and Modular Formats

Siegmund offers specialty platforms to fit every shop layout.

• Workstations combine a System 16 with integrated drawer modules, tool walls, and optional caster mobility. These are a great fit for smaller spaces or multi-use stations, as seen in @meraki.metal.works’ custom shop setup.
• Mobile Lifting Tables offer height-adjustable positioning from 28” to 39”, making them perfect for TIG work, training environments, and ergonomic fabrication. 
• Workbenches include many of the same features as premium models but are more accessible in price—ideal for shops just entering the Siegmund ecosystem.

Choosing the Right Table for Your Work

When selecting a Siegmund table, consider the size of your parts, the weight of your materials, and how often you’ll need repeatable setups. Ask yourself:

• Do I need metric or inch-based spacing?

• Will I clamp small parts or build large structures?

• Do I need mobility or a fixed station?

• Will I benefit from integrated drawers, height adjustability, or hardened surface upgrades?

Industry-Based Recommendations

Metal Fabrication Shops and Steel Fabricators benefit most from System 28 or 28 PLUS tables in 48x96 or 60x120 formats. These tables handle structural steel, multi-angle fixtures, and full welding assemblies with ease.

Automotive and Motorsport Builders—like @techchassis—often run multiple System 28 tables side by side to create full chassis setups. The large grid, heavy capacity, and tooling compatibility make this the top choice in precision vehicle fabrication.

Furniture Makers and Custom Artists—such as @richardbold_furniture—prefer a compact Imperial System 28 or System 16 Workstation. These provide clean fixturing with minimal footprint, perfect for creative welding and small-batch runs.

Multi-Process Shops—like @IRcustoms—utilize a mix of System 28 and System 16 setups across departments, pairing large tables for frames with smaller ones for brackets and support pieces.

TIG Welders and Fabrication Trainers—like @meraki.metal.works—love the Mobile Lifting Table for ergonomic welding tasks, offering full precision in a compact, movable format.

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