Cast Iron Drafting Table Legs
Lissa 3108-2

Cast Iron Drafting Table Legs

Item No.: 3108
Name:Lissa
Top: 450×450mm
Tube: Dia60×1.5mm
Base: 400×400mm
Total Height: 720mm

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Description

Technical Parameters

Cast iron drafting table legs are typically sold in pairs and serve as a sturdy base for a drafting table surface. These legs are made of cast iron, a strong and durable material that can handle heavy weights and resist wear and tear. They offer excellent performance in terms of stability and durability. The cast iron material is strong enough to support large drafting tables and withstand constant use. They also tend to be corrosion-resistant, making them suitable for use in workshops and other areas with potentially harsh conditions. They are essential for providing stability and support for a workspace that requires precision and accuracy, such as drafting or architectural work.

Product specification

Item No.	3108
Description	Cast Iron Table Base
Material	Cast Iron
Item Size (cm)	40×40×H72
Packing	1set/2ctns
Carton CBM (m³)	0.018
Net Weight (kgs)	12.5
Loading Qty(pcs) 20GP	1611
Finish	180A textured black
MOQ (pcs)	50

Products Description

Features

Can support weights of up to several hundred pounds.
The black, matte finish gives a modern look.
Typically comes with pre-drilled mounting holes and screws.
Many cast iron drafting table legs can be adjusted to accommodate different table heights.

Functionality

Home drafting and design studios
Architectural firms
Engineering firms
Schools and universities
Art studios

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How to clean Cast Iron Drafting Table Legs?

Firstly, gather the necessary supplies, including a soft cloth, water, mild soap, and a wire brush. Ensure that the wire brush has a soft bristle to avoid damaging the table legs' surfaces. Next, remove any loose dirt or debris from the table legs by wiping them with a dry cloth.

Afterward, use a mixture of water and mild soap to clean the table legs gently. You can also use a small amount of baking soda on a damp cloth to remove stains and grime. Be sure to avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive scouring pads, as they can damage the table legs' surfaces.

Finally, ensure that you dry the table legs thoroughly to prevent rusting. You can use a dry cloth or leave the legs in the sun for a few hours. Once the table legs are dry, you can apply a protective oil or wax to provide an extra layer of protection.