Pull metal particles from grinding, cutting, and finishing workpieces out of the air to avoid breathing them and creating sparks in your work area. Blowers draw particles into these tables through holes in the surface. Once inside, the particles are captured with filters, and clean air is released back into your space. These tables are best for jobs that create large particles. You shouldn’t use them with fine powders, such as dust from sanding aluminum, titanium, and steel. The filters are made of aluminum, which means they won't spark if metal particles hit them.

Vertical shields on the sides of these tables help protect you from flying debris. They’re removable, so you can make space for large workpieces. The removable trays at the bottom of these tables catch large chips and scraps, making them easy to clean up.

Keep large particles out of the air while cutting and routing wood products. Air blowers pull particles into the table through holes in the surface, making sure you don't breathe them. Tables have a blower on each side for even suction across the table surface. Inside the table, filters remove the particles, and exhaust vents release clean air back into your shop.

These tables should only be used with wood, plastic composites, and other non-combustible materials. Do not use them to filter materials that may create sparks, such as metallic dust. They are not designed to filter liquids, exhaust fumes, or smoke.

Rubber grommets built into the surface help keep your workpiece from slipping. The removable tray catches large chips and scraps that fall to the bottom of the table, making them easy to clean up. These tables have side shields to protect you from flying debris, which fold down if you need to make space for large workpieces. When doing precision work, use the removable plugs to block holes in the tabletop so small parts don't fall through.