Should I choose the manual or the electronic control panel?

Both panels work with the same vacuum table and seal layout. The manual panel is operated by hand with a valve and regulator — a simple, portable solution. The electronic panel is switched on with a button, shows the vacuum on a digital display and cuts the air supply once the target vacuum is reached, so it runs quietly and saves air. For frequent, long jobs the electronic panel is the better fit; for simple, economical setups the manual panel.

Can small parts be held?

Yes, but since the force is proportional to the area, it drops on small parts. Laying the seal close to the part and reducing cutting load and depth of cut keeps the hold secure.

Are a vacuum table and a vacuum fixture the same product?

Yes, both terms are used in the industry for the same product group: tables that clamp the workpiece with vacuum.

Do you build custom-size vacuum tables?

Yes, TEMREN builds custom-size CNC vacuum tables for each application. Size, channel layout and connections are designed for the project.

TEMREN · CNC vacuum table

Let vacuum do the clamping.

The TVT vacuum table holds the workpiece across its whole surface without mechanical clamps. Faster setup, no distortion, and the full top face stays free for the tool.

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01Body

Solid aluminium. Gold anodised.

A light, rigid and corrosion-resistant body with a quick-connect fitting on the side to join the vacuum line in seconds.

600 × 400 mmAluminium bodyQuick-connect fitting

02Surface

Square channel grid.

Vacuum spreads evenly over the whole surface through the channels. Wherever the part sits, the air beneath it is drawn out through the same network.

03Seal

Define the area with the seal cord.

The cord is laid in the channels to match the part. Plugs inside the loop are removed; all other holes stay closed.

04Part

Place the part.

A part with a flat, clean underside is set on the cord. No vices, clamps or screws are needed to hold the part.

05Vacuum

Vacuum on. The part locks down.

The air under the part is evacuated and atmospheric pressure presses it onto the table across its whole surface. The force is proportional to the area inside the cord.

06Result

The top face is completely free.

With no clamps at the edges, the tool reaches the whole surface. When the job is done the vacuum is released and the part comes off in seconds.

No clamp marksFast releaseRepeatable setup

Vacuum under the part

0,00 bar

Holding force

≈ 0 kg

300 × 200 mm part · theoretical

−0.8 bar

typical working vacuum

≈ 410 kg

theoretical holding force on a 300 × 200 mm part

mechanical clamps on the part

Custom

sizes, channel layout and connections

Calculator

How hard does the table hold your part?

Enter your part size and instantly see the vacuum area and the force pressing the part onto the table.

Part width

Part length

Seal margin (inset from the edge)

The cord runs this far inside the part edge. Usually 5–15 mm.

Vacuum level−0.80 bar

−0,50typical −0.80−0,90

Theoretical value. Sealing, flatness of the part and cutting forces affect the actual hold.

Holding force

411kg

≈ 4,032 N

Part area

600.0 cm²

Vacuum area (inside seal)

504.0 cm²

PartVacuum areaSeal cord

Resistance to sliding

≈ 82 kg

approximate · metal-on-metal friction ≈ 0.2

Share of TVT-6040 capacity

The part fits on the TVT-6040.

Control options

Manual or electronic. The same strong hold.

Both control panels work with the same vacuum table and seal layout. They differ in operation and air consumption.

Manual control panel

Operated by hand with a valve and regulator; supply and vacuum are read on two gauges.

AIR INPUT valve and pressure regulator
Supply (+bar) and vacuum (−bar) gauges
Carry handle, used beside the machine

Electronic control panel

Switched on with a button; the vacuum level is shown on a digital display. It cuts the air supply once the target vacuum is reached.

Push-button control, digital vacuum display
Air-saving, quiet operation
Magnet mount on the machine body

Application Areas

Where Is a CNC Vacuum Table Used?

Vacuum holds the part across its entire underside instead of at a few points, which makes jobs that are awkward with vises and clamps straightforward.

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Vacuum Table Manufacturing

Vacuum Table & Vacuum Fixture Solutions

A CNC vacuum table is a professional clamping system that secures workpieces using vacuum force — eliminating the need for mechanical clamping fixtures. Vacuum fixture solutions developed by Temren Makina provide safe holding, rapid setup, and repeatable machining performance for precision manufacturing and metal-cutting applications.

Vacuum table systems available in custom dimensions support stable CNC machining of aluminium, composite, plastic, wood, and various workpiece materials — reducing part deformation, shortening setup time, and improving production efficiency.

Technical Specifications

Product Group: CNC Vacuum Table
Alternate Name: Vacuum Fixture
Body Construction: Aluminium Body
Operating Principle: Vacuum Clamping
Application: CNC & Precision Manufacturing
Production Type: Standard / Custom Dimensions
Surface: Square channel grid
Machine fixing: Modular clamping options

Dimensions, channel layout and connections can be customised. Modular clamping options are available.

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FAQ

Frequently asked

A CNC vacuum table is a workholding system that fixes the workpiece to its surface with vacuum pressure and keeps it stable during machining.

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Precision clamping.

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