132x75x29mm Vacuum Suction Cup For Biesse CNC Machine Half Size

Need the half-size pod for a Biesse Rover nesting table? This is it: 132 x 75 x 29 mm, the half footprint against the 146 x 132 mm full size, moulded in PF (phenol formaldehyde plastic). Height is 29 mm, and the same range runs 29 / 48 / 74 mm, so full, half and 1/3 positions come from one series. Locating ring, gasket, ball valve and seals are listed separately. Customization is supported.

A nesting table rarely fails all at once. One block loses its seal, the panel creeps a fraction of a millimetre under the tool, and the part is scrap before anyone hears the difference. Reordering is the second half of the problem: a half-size block does not stand in for the full-size pod beside it.

This is that half-size block: 132 x 75 x 29 mm — 132 mm across the top face, 75 mm deep, 29 mm tall — listed as a CNC vacuum suction block and spare for Biesse Rover routers. The 132 x 75 mm face is the sealing area; 29 mm is the height the board rides above the table.

The body is PF, phenol formaldehyde plastic: a thermoset, not a rubber, so it holds its face flat under clamping load instead of creeping into a permanent set. The series is built on one common 132 mm width in three footprints — full 146 x 132 mm, half 132 x 75 mm, 1/3 132 x 54 mm — each in 29 / 48 / 74 mm.

Colour follows the version: brown on the old version, grey on the new. Locating ring, gasket, ball valve and seals are separate line items. Customization is supported. Price on request.

What the footprint, the height and the material control:

• 132 x 75 mm top face — the half footprint: 75 mm against the 132 mm full-size length, on the same 132 mm common width.
• 29 mm height — the low block in the range, carrying the board 29 mm above the table.
• PF phenol formaldehyde body — thermoset plastic, not rubber: the face stays flat through repeated clamping instead of taking a set.
• Three footprints, nine sizes — 146 x 132 mm, 132 x 75 mm and 132 x 54 mm, each in 29 / 48 / 74 mm.
• Brown or grey — brown is the old version, grey the new; the block is the same 132 x 75 x 29 mm.
• Four accessories, sold apart — locating ring, gasket, ball valve and seals, so a pod is rebuilt, not replaced.
• No clamps at the table — the panel is held by vacuum on the 132 x 75 mm face alone, so a cut runs without fixture moves.
• Swap as a unit — one block per grid position; a flattened face lifts off without opening the vacuum circuit.
• Customization supported — length, width and height change when a drawing differs from the stock 132 x 75 x 29 mm.
• Biesse Rover fitment — listed as spares for Biesse Rover CNC routers, where the 132 x 75 mm half footprint sits.

What a block that matches the pod adds to a table that has been losing grip:

• The panel stays where the program put it. A 29 mm block standing square carries the board at one height for the cycle, so the tool follows the part instead of the creep.
• Scrap is caught before the cut. Checking 132 x 75 mm and 29 mm against a worn face takes a caliper and a minute; a slipped panel costs the whole piece.
• A mixed table from one range. Nine sizes on a common 132 mm width — 146 / 75 / 54 mm tops in 29 / 48 / 74 mm — so full, half and 1/3 positions come from one place.
• Thermoset, not rubber. A PF face that keeps its flat holds vacuum across the whole 132 x 75 mm seal area, so the pump works less for the same hold.
• No fixture change at the table. The block seats where the old one sat, so the grid layout and the machining program stay exactly as they were.
• Repair instead of rebuild. One block per position, with locating ring, gasket, ball valve and seals sold separately — the vacuum circuit stays closed.
• Fit settled on three numbers. Length, width and height off the old block is enough to order, with no part number needed on the drawing.

It fits if the old block measures 132 mm across the top, 75 mm deep and 29 mm tall. Measure the one on the pod and compare those three numbers; send the machine model with the enquiry and the fit is confirmed before the order.

Half size. Full is 146 x 132 mm, half is 132 x 75 mm and 1/3 is 132 x 54 mm, all on one common 132 mm width in 29 / 48 / 74 mm heights, so each footprint is picked by the grid position it sits on.

PF, phenol formaldehyde plastic, which is a thermoset and not a rubber. That is why the face is checked on dimensions: it holds its flat under clamping load instead of softening the way an elastomer face does.

Because 29 mm is what sets how high the panel rides above the table. A block of the wrong height lifts the board to a different reference and the program runs against it, even though the block itself looks right on the pod.

Take the colour that matches the blocks already on the table. Brown is the old version and grey the new one; both are the same 132 x 75 x 29 mm block, so the choice is a version match, not a specification change.

No. The listing is the vacuum block itself. Locating ring, gasket, ball valve and seals are separate items, and a pod that has lost vacuum is usually rebuilt from those parts plus the block rather than replaced whole.

Yes, customization is supported. Send the finished length, width and height off the drawing rather than a name or a part number, because the three dimensions are what the block is made to.

On request. Send the quantity, the three measurements off the old block and the machine model, and the current price comes back with the lead time for that quantity.