Start with the complete loaded condition
Table load should include the workpiece, fixture, pallet, clamps, and any support tooling used during the actual machining cycle.
Review load distribution and access
Weight is only one part of the decision. Check support points, center of gravity, loading access, rotary movement, and the space required for tools and inspection.
Connect capacity to the cutting process
Heavy workpieces also influence spindle demand, acceleration, workholding rigidity, chip evacuation, and the way operators prepare the machine.
Request a machine-specific review
Provide a drawing, mass estimate, fixture sketch, material, and loading method so the supplier can explain the proposed table and configuration.
