2056170920 CNC Vacuum Cups Vacuum Suction Block 100mm Height

Need a 100 mm tall console vacuum pod that fits a Homag pod-and-rail table without re-referencing the machine? The 2-056-17-0920 block is a 160 × 115 mm, 100 mm tall, 2-circuit suction pod with the same 160 mm foot as the original. It runs as art. no. 10.01.12.00949, type VCBL-K2 160*115*100, and drops onto Homag, Weeke, CMS, IMA, Felder, Format 4 and Anderson console tables. Top pad 10.01.12.00251 and bottom pad 10.01.12.00922 are available as spares.

A workshop running a pod-and-rail CNC table usually pays for the same three things again and again: a block that will not hold a large panel, a replacement that arrives with the wrong foot height so the console has to be re-referenced, and a set that turns up without the rubber pads it needs to seal. The 2-056-17-0920 vacuum pod is built to remove all three on one order.

It is a 100 mm tall console vacuum suction block with a 160 × 115 mm top and the same 160 mm foot as the original Homag block. The top slot runs lengthwise, so the panel seals along its long edge and the clamping height stays exactly where your programs expect it.

The block is a 2-circuit console unit, so it connects to the two vacuum lines on the table the same way the factory block does. Identification is straightforward: art. no. 10.01.12.00949, Homag ref. 2-056-17-0920 / 2056170920, type VCBL-K2 160*115*100.

Each block ships as a complete set, and the wear parts are listed separately so you can restock them: top rubber pads 10.01.12.00251, bottom vacuum pads 10.01.12.00922. It fits console tables on Homag, Weeke, CMS, IMA, Masterwood, Felder, HolzHer, Reichenbacher, Busellato, Format 4 and Anderson machines.

One block, one part number, and the same three numbers your maintenance sheet already uses:

• 160 × 115 mm footprint, 100 mm height — the same dimensions as the original Homag console block, so the clamping plane is unchanged and existing programs run without a new reference pass.
• 2-circuit console feed — two vacuum lines per block, matching the original console unit, so the block is plumbed the same way as the part it replaces.
• Lengthwise top slot — the seal runs along the 160 mm edge, which is the direction a long panel needs on a pod-and-rail table.
• Cross-referenced numbers — Homag 2-056-17-0920 / 2056170920, art. no. 10.01.12.00949, type VCBL-K2 160*115*100 — three ways to match one block against your parts list.
• Complete set — the pod arrives assembled with its pads fitted, not as a bare body you have to dress before the first job.
• Replaceable rubber pads — top pad 10.01.12.00251 and bottom pad 10.01.12.00922 are sold separately, so a worn seal is a pad swap rather than a new block.
• Width of fit — Homag, Weeke, CMS, IMA, Masterwood, Felder, HolzHer, Reichenbacher, Busellato, Format 4 and Anderson console tables.
• Big-part clamping — the block is specified for large components that a small 130 × 30 mm pod cannot hold on a rail table.

The expensive option is not the block. It is a week of jobs clamped on a pod that will not hold, or a delivery that arrives with the wrong foot height.

• Same height, no new reference. 100 mm body and 160 mm foot keep the console's clamping plane where it was, so you replace a block instead of re-datuming a machine.
• Restock from one part number. 2-056-17-0920 covers the whole block, and two pad numbers cover the wear surface — fewer lines on the purchase order, fewer wrong parts at the receiving bench.
• Wear out a pad, not a pod. Pads 10.01.12.00251 and 10.01.12.00922 are stocked separately, so a tired seal costs one pad and a few minutes rather than a complete 100 mm block.
• One supplier for a mixed floor. If the shop runs a Homag, a Weeke and a Felder Format 4 side by side, the same block list covers all three console tables.
• Hold the big panels. A 160 × 115 mm top face carries large components that a narrow 130 × 30 mm pod cannot keep flat through a cut.

Yes, if your table takes the original 100 mm tall block with a 160 mm foot. This pod is 100 mm high with a 160 × 115 mm top and the same 160 mm base, so it mounts in the same position as the factory block.

Yes. It is cross-referenced to Homag 2-056-17-0920 / 2056170920 and carries art. no. 10.01.12.00949, type VCBL-K2 160*115*100.

It means the block is fed by two separate vacuum circuits, the same layout as the original console unit. Both lines connect to the table in the usual way.

No. The pads are separate items. Order top rubber pad 10.01.12.00251 or bottom vacuum pad 10.01.12.00922 and swap the worn pad on the existing block.

Yes. Each block ships as a complete set with its pads fitted, so it goes onto the console table straight out of the box.

Yes, on the console tables those machines use. The block is listed for Homag, Weeke, CMS, IMA, Masterwood, Felder, HolzHer, Reichenbacher, Busellato, Format 4 and Anderson tables.

Lengthwise, along the 160 mm edge. That orientation is what sets the clamping direction on a pod-and-rail table.

By air, by sea or by express, whichever suits the order quantity. Price and freight are quoted on request, because freight depends on the destination and the quantity.