When to expand your CNC router table

At Premier Plasma CNC, we offer table expansion kits that many customers use to grow their business. Many of you might be wondering: when to choose these kits? We’re here to answer that question.

 

  1. When you project sizes are growing

Maybe you have a router table of 2x2 or any other size. There are chances you’re starting to handle larger sheets of materials. These materials could be steel panels, full-size plywood, or aluminum. It always helps to expand your existing table without any need to again buy a router CNC table.

 

  1. To future-proof your shop

Maybe you don’t need a 4x8 CNC router, today, but after six months from now. Investing in an expandable system prepares you for the future. You can upgrade with the kit when you’re financially ready to do so.

 

  1. For increasing your production capacity

Larger router tables save time spent on resetting and repositioning material. When you take on more client jobs or ramp up production of your own products, an expansion kit improves throughout. It does so by offering additional working space in one go.

 

  1. You’re diversifying applications

You might be shifting from just CNC wood to mixed-media fabrication. It can include acrylic sheets, furniture panels, or sheet metal signage. Having extra room on your CNC table allows you to accommodate complex layouts and multiple materials.

 

  1. You want to optimize workflow

With more surface area, you can do batch cutting and tool path optimization. A larger table offers you the freedom to run multiple parts in one session. It also lets you nest components more efficiently.

 

6. You Want to Avoid Buying a New Machine

Upgrading to a larger machine entirely is expensive. Table expansion kits are a cost-effective middle ground. Same machine, more capability, at a fraction of the price of a brand-new system.

For a sturdy and expandable table top router, trust us. We manufacture CNC tables in our US-based facility using superior materials. Plus, you can get expansion kits with frame parts, side or middle rails, necessary bolts & nuts, drag, chains, drag chain holders, and water pans (if needed).

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