Peddinghaus material support table – ref. no. 517 and 539

- short, flush with die holder
- three stop bars
- for the standard punching attachment with die holder 802 or universal die block
- complete
- part no. 40620 660 03 00
- short
- slot-in front part
- three stop bars
- complete
- part no. 40620 660 09 00
- short
- slot-in front part
- complete
- part no. 40627 660 29 00
suitable for punching machines with a throat depth of 200mm min., i. e. for models

Hydraulic 280
Peddicat 380
Peddicat 500
Peddiworker 502
Peddicat 802
Peddimax 602
suitable for punching machines with a throat depth of 200mm min., i. e. for models

Peddibasic Nr. 1
Peddicat Nr. 1
Peddiworker Nr. 1
Hydraulic 280
Peddicat 380 Peddicat 500 Peddiworker 502 Peddiworker 802 Peddimax 602
Ref. No. 539
Material support table 539 LML
for use in conjunction with the
structural gauging bar LML, ref. no. 524
Ref. No. 539 LML

Applications in steel construction
Material support tables 517 and 539 are support units that carry the workpiece beside the machine at working height. They extend the support surface so that long sections and plates rest flat and are securely supported and guided during punching, shearing or marking.
Typical applications
- Extending the support surface for long structural and flat steel
- Supporting workpieces that project beyond the machine table
- Support surface for plate during punching and shearing
- Aligning and positioning the material in the working plane
- Building a continuous workstation with machine and stop
Which businesses use it
Used in steel construction, metalworking and steel trading for workpiece support at processing, punching and shearing machines.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the two support tables 517 and 539?
Both are material support tables for workpiece support, but they differ in design and dimensions and therefore in the working range they cover. Which version suits your machine and your workpiece lengths is determined using the reference number and the machine documentation.
Why do additional supports make sense with long material?
Long sections and flat material sag without support and can shift during processing. Additional support tables keep the workpiece in the plane, make positioning easier and ensure safe handling.



