4-011-11-0192 CNC Vacuum Cups Rubber Cover 160x115x17mm 4011110192

Replacing the top rubber cover on HOMAG vacuum cups? The 4-011-11-0192 upper rubber suction plate is that cover: 160 x 115 x 17 mm, grey rubber, no-step face, three fixing holes. It is the plate the panel actually lands on, so a worn cover shows up as a slipping or rocking panel, not as a pump fault. Measure the old pad across, along and in height, confirm the face is flat, and the part is settled. Carton packed, price on request.

A vacuum cup rarely loses grip because the pump changed; it loses grip because the rubber on top has gone hard. The cover glazes over, the panel creeps a fraction of a millimetre between holes, and a cabinet part stops sitting flat. Reordering is the second problem: the same 160 x 115 x 17 mm envelope comes flat or stepped, upper or lower, and the wrong one has to travel back.

This is the top cover: the upper rubber suction plate 4-011-11-0192, also written 4011110192 on packing, 160 x 115 x 17 mm, grey rubber, in the no-step version with three fixing holes. It is the plate the panel lands on, not the lower pad the cup clamps onto, and it is the first part to wear on a HOMAG CNC drilling machine.

No-step means the working face is flat across the whole 160 x 115 mm footprint: no raised shoulder, no recess. The 17 mm section is the height the cup adds once the cover is in place, so those three figures are the entire fit check — a rule across the worn pad answers all of it.

Each plate is moulded as one piece and packed in a carton as a spare, price on request. The stepped version of the same footprint is supplied separately as VCB411, so a table running both cup types is one order.

What the 160 x 115 x 17 mm cover does at the cup:

• 160 x 115 x 17 mm — length, width and section are the whole fit check, settled with a rule on the worn cover.
• No-step face — flat edge to edge, with no shoulder and no recess, for cups that take a plain upper cover.
• Three fixing holes — the plate locates on the cup face and stays square instead of shifting while it is tightened.
• Upper position — this is the cover the panel touches; the lower pad under the cup is a separate item at the same 160 x 115 mm footprint.
• Grey rubber, one moulding — a single 17 mm pad, so cup height returns to its set value once the cover goes back on.
• Part number 4-011-11-0192 — one number, also written 4011110192, so the order needs no photograph.
• Step version listed alongside — VCB411 carries the same 160 x 115 x 17 mm envelope with a step moulded into the face.
• Listed for HOMAG CNC drilling machines — the machine family named for these cups; check the old cover against the three figures first.
• Carton packed — arrives sealed as a spare rather than loose in a bag, and stores with other cup spares.
• Price on request — quantity plus the three measurements gets a quote checked against stock.

When the top cover goes hard there are two bad options — keep running and chase the panel, or pull the cup and send it out. This is the third:

• A cover change, not a cup change. The plate lifts off the cup, the pod keeps its position on the table and the job restarts on the same datum, so 17 mm of rubber is the whole spend.
• Flat face, nothing to shim. A no-step cover seats along the full 160 x 115 mm, so there is no shoulder to line up and no packing to cut before the panel goes down.
• Four facts settle the order. 160 mm, 115 mm, 17 mm and 4-011-11-0192 — the same four that stop the wrong cover arriving also let a stores clerk order it without help.
• Both versions, one delivery. The flat cover and the stepped VCB411 share the 160 x 115 x 17 mm envelope, so two cup types on one table do not become two shipments.
• Renew the wear face only. The pod body, the cup height setting and the lower plate stay in service, so only the part that touches the panel is replaced.
• A spare that stores flat. Carton packed at 160 x 115 x 17 mm and quoted on quantity, so a rebuild can be planned rather than improvised.

Yes, if the old upper cover is flat and measures 160 x 115 x 17 mm. Measure across, along and in height, check that the face carries no step, then quote 4-011-11-0192 — those four checks decide it before the order is placed.

The upper cover. It is the plate the panel lands on; the lower pad that the cup clamps onto is a different item, even when its footprint is also 160 x 115 mm.

A step. This 4-011-11-0192 is the no-step plate, flat across the whole 160 x 115 mm face; VCB411 is the same 160 x 115 x 17 mm envelope with a step moulded in. The cup on your machine decides which one goes back on.

With a rule on the old cover. 160 mm long, 115 mm wide and 17 mm thick is the whole specification, plus the check that the face is flat with no shoulder.

Yes. The cover lifts off and the cup stays on the table, so the pod body, its position and the lower plate underneath are untouched.

Grey rubber, moulded as one plate. The colour and the geometry are fixed by the part number rather than by the production batch.

In a carton, as a sealed spare. The plate travels with other vacuum cup spares and is sent by courier such as DHL, UPS or FedEx, with the method agreed when the order is placed.

Price on request. Send the quantity, 4-011-11-0192 and the three measurements — 160 x 115 x 17 mm — and the quote comes back with the shipping option for your address.