125x75x50mm Vacuum Block For Schmalz 2- Circuit Console 10.01.12.00628

Is your vacuum block losing grip on a Schmalz 2-circuit console? This one measures 125 x 75 x 50 mm and answers to both numbers on a parts list: 10.01.12.00628 and 10011200628. It comes in L direction, with Q direction available as an alternative, and rubber pads are available with it. Body material is rubber and plastic. It is listed as a spare for Homag woodworking CNC machines. Price is quoted per order.

A vacuum block almost never lets go at a convenient moment. Three things usually go wrong at once: the rubber pad stops sealing and the panel starts to creep under the cutter, the number on the console does not match the number in the buyer's system, and the machine stands idle while a spare travels in from another continent.

This block is the direct replacement for the Schmalz 2-circuit console. It measures 125 x 75 x 50 mm and stands 50 mm high, so it drops into the same seat and puts the pad at the same working height as the block it replaces. The body is rubber and plastic, and rubber pads are available on the same order.

Two numbers identify the same block: 10.01.12.00628 in the Schmalz format and 10011200628 as the SKU. The standard build is L direction, and Q direction is also available, so a console that mixes both orientations does not need a second supplier.

It is listed as a spare for Homag woodworking CNC machines and is normally bought in pairs for one console. Each block is wrapped on its own, then packed in a cardboard box. Price is on request and is quoted against the quantity you order.

What you get, item by item:

• 125 x 75 x 50 mm footprint — the console seat dimensions at 50 mm height, so the block sits in the existing pocket instead of a machined adapter.
• Two part numbers, one block — 10.01.12.00628 and 10011200628 both point at this size, so either number on your list can be quoted.
• L direction as standard — Q direction is available from the same production run, so one console stays on one part-number family.
• Rubber pad available — the pad is the part that seals, and it is supplied alongside the block, not as a separate sourcing project.
• Rubber and plastic body — two materials only: a plastic core that holds the 125 x 75 x 50 mm shape, and a rubber face that meets the panel.
• Built for the 2-circuit console — made for the Schmalz 2-circuit console family, not a generic pod pocket.
• Listed for Homag machines — carried as a spare for Homag woodworking CNC machines.
• Single-piece supply — order 1 block to test a seat, or a full set for a console.
• Individual wrapping — each block is wrapped on its own, then boxed, so the rubber face arrives unmarked.
• Quoted per order — send the part number and quantity, and the price comes back against that order.

When a block fails, the block is rarely the expensive part. The expensive part is the machine standing still, and the guess between two numbers that look almost identical on a parts list.

• One number to quote, not two. The same 125 x 75 x 50 mm block is filed under 10.01.12.00628 and 10011200628, so purchasing stops chasing a part that is already on the shelf under the other number.
• Keep L and Q on one order. L direction ships as standard and Q direction is available, so a shop with mixed-orientation consoles writes one line instead of splitting the order.
• Same seat, same height. 125 x 75 x 50 mm at 50 mm height means the pad lands at the original working height, so the vacuum gauge reads what it read before the change.
• The pad is not a dead end. Rubber pads are available with the block, so a torn face on a 50 mm tall body does not condemn the whole part.
• A consumable you can count. Blocks are wrapped one by one and boxed, so a stock check of a 125 x 75 x 50 mm spare counts items, not assumptions.
• Two materials, no mystery. Rubber and plastic, listed openly, so maintenance knows what the block is before it is fitted to a Schmalz 2-circuit console or a Homag machine.

Yes, if the seat takes the 125 x 75 x 50 mm block. It is built for the Schmalz 2-circuit console and measures 125 x 75 x 50 mm at 50 mm height, which is the pocket the console was designed around. Check the old block against those three numbers before ordering.

Either one. They are the same block: 10.01.12.00628 is the Schmalz-format number and 10011200628 is the SKU, both printed on the same item. Quote whichever number your system already carries.

L is the direction the block is built in, and Q is available as an alternative. The standard supply is L; Q direction is also available on request from the same production run, so the size stays 125 x 75 x 50 mm either way.

Yes, rubber pads are available with the block. The pad is what actually seals against the panel, so order the pad together with the 125 x 75 x 50 mm block if the old face is torn.

Rubber and plastic. The plastic core holds the 125 x 75 x 50 mm shape and the rubber face makes contact with the workpiece, which is why the pad is the part that wears out first.

Yes. It is carried as a spare for Homag woodworking CNC machines, and it also fits the Schmalz 2-circuit console, so the same block covers the machine and the console seat under one number.

Yes, the pad is available separately from the block. If the 50 mm body is still square and the seat is clean, a new pad restores the seal without replacing the 125 x 75 x 50 mm block itself.

Each block is wrapped individually and packed in a cardboard box, and the price is quoted on request. Send the part number, the direction you need (L or Q) and the quantity, and the quotation comes back against that order.