Top Vacuum Suction Cover 10.01.12.00012 Rubber Pad For HOMAG CNC Drilling Machine 4011110119

Is the grey top pad on a HOMAG drilling machine vacuum pod going hard or losing its grip? This is the replacement: 4-011-11-0119, also listed as 4011110119 and 10.01.12.00012, a 120 x 50 x 17 mm grey rubber cover, square, 50 mm wide. A raised lip around the full outline does the sealing, two ring bosses carry the panel above the ports, and the cover lifts off the pod on its own. Carton packed, price on request; the 4011110249 pad is supplied as well.

A drilling centre seldom fails at the spindle. It fails at the pad: the grey cap over the vacuum pod goes hard and the panel creeps a fraction of a millimetre between holes; the number on the old cap wears off, so nobody knows which cover to reorder; and the whole pod comes off the machine because the rubber on top is treated as part of the block.

This is the part that ends all three: the top vacuum suction cover for vacuum cups on HOMAG CNC drilling machines, 120 x 50 x 17 mm, moulded in grey rubber, carrying three numbers for one item — 4-011-11-0119, 4011110119 and 10.01.12.00012. It is a flat, square-cornered pad that sits on the pod face and is held by the pod screws, not a complete vacuum block.

The layout matches the pad in your hand: a raised lip runs the full outline and does the sealing, two ring bosses carry the workpiece, and a ribbed field between them keeps the pad flat under vacuum. Through-holes are moulded at both port positions, so one pad serves either hole layout. 17 mm is the working thickness.

Fitting is a pad change, not a rebuild: lift the worn cover, seat the new one, tighten the pod screws, and the block keeps its position. The 4011110249 pad and matching lower plates are supplied too.

What the 120 x 50 x 17 mm cover gives you at the pod:

• Three numbers, one pad — 4-011-11-0119, 4011110119 and 10.01.12.00012 name this same cover, so a manual, a stores list and the pod sticker read the same way.
• 120 x 50 mm face, 17 mm thick — measure the old pad across, along and in height; those three figures decide the fit before the order leaves.
• Raised perimeter lip — runs the full outline and does the sealing, so vacuum is held by the moulded rim, not by screw torque.
• Two ring bosses — one at each end, carry the workpiece load so the lip is not crushed by clamping pressure.
• Ribbed field between the bosses — keeps the 120 mm length flat while vacuum pulls the cover onto the pod.
• Ports moulded at both positions — through-holes on either side, so one pad serves either hole layout with no drilling at the bench.
• Grey rubber, one moulding — soft enough to compress, firm enough to return to shape, with 17 mm of section for travel.
• Cover-only replacement — the pad lifts off and the block keeps its position and number, so a 120 x 50 mm rubber item is what goes back on.
• Carton packed — arrives as a packed spare and travels with the 4011110249 pad and other suction cup spares.

When a pad gives up there are two bad options — run the job and hope, or pull the pod and wait. This is the third:

• A pad change, not a pod change. A 120 x 50 x 17 mm rubber cover goes back on and the block stays on the table, so the position keeps its setting and the machine keeps its datum.
• The number survives the reorder. Order 4011110119 or 4-011-11-0119 and the same cover arrives, so the purchase does not depend on who reads the worn sticker.
• Sealing set by the moulding, not by the fitter. The raised outline compresses against the panel, so holding force repeats from pod to pod instead of changing with screw torque.
• Three measurements settle it. 120 mm long, 50 mm wide, 17 mm thick is the whole specification — a rule at the machine answers the question in under a minute.
• One pad, either port layout. Through-holes are moulded at both positions, so a table of mixed pods is served by one part number rather than two.
• A small part in a carton. Pads ship packed and can be ordered with the 4011110249 cover and other suction cup spares, so a rebuild arrives together.

Yes, if the old pad measures 120 x 50 x 17 mm and carries 4-011-11-0119, 4011110119 or 10.01.12.00012. Measure the worn pad across, along and in height, then compare the number on the pod with the three above — those four checks decide it before the order is placed.

Yes — one cover, three writing formats. 4-011-11-0119 is the grouped form, 4011110119 the unbroken form used on invoices, and 10.01.12.00012 the dotted form that appears in machine lists; any of the three orders the same pad.

No. The cover lifts off on its own. The pod body, its height on the table and its position stay as they are, so only the 120 x 50 x 17 mm rubber is renewed and the block keeps working with the same datum.

By the three figures and the number on the part. 120 mm long, 50 mm wide, 17 mm thick, with 4011110119 on the cover; the other pads in the same family differ in length or width, so a rule on the old pad is faster than a photograph.

The raised lip and the two ring bosses. The lip seals around the outline and the bosses carry the panel above the ports, so grip comes from the moulded shape rather than from how hard the pod screws are tightened.

Yes. 4011110249 is supplied as well, along with other vacuum cups and their spares, so several pods on one table can be rebuilt from a single order instead of matching each one separately.

Packed in a carton, then shipped by express — FedEx, DHL or UPS — with the method agreed when the order is placed, so the pad arrives as a packed spare and not loose in a box.

Price on request. Send the quantity, the part number (4-011-11-0119 / 4011110119) and the three measurements, and the quote comes back with the shipping option for your address.