10011200626 CNC Vacuum Suction Cups For Anderson Giben PTP Masterwood 140x110x50

Replacing a vacuum block on an Anderson, Giben PTP or Masterwood table? This one is 140 x 110 x 50 mm, part number 10011200626 (also written 10.01.12.00626), built for the Schmalz 2-circuit console. Four rubber pads on the top face carry the panel, a sealing lip around them holds the vacuum, and a mesh screen in the centre port keeps chips out of the line. Rubber pads are available as a separate item, together with the other accessories in the range. Price on request.

A nesting table rarely fails all at once. One block loses its seal, the panel creeps a fraction of a millimetre under the cutter, and the part is scrap before anyone hears the difference. The second problem is the order: a 140 mm block does not stand in for the 125 mm one beside it, and a block built for a 2-circuit console will not seat on a single-circuit table. The wrong number costs a shift, not the price of the spare.

This is the one that seats: the 10011200626 vacuum block, 140 x 110 x 50 mm, listed for Anderson, Giben PTP and Masterwood centres and for the Schmalz 2-circuit console. The 140 x 110 mm top face is the sealing area; 50 mm is the height the panel rides above the table.

Four rubber pads sit proud of the grid and carry the panel while the raised lip around them holds the seal. The centre port has a mesh screen, so MDF and chipboard dust stops at the block, not in the vacuum line. Under the base, a rubber ring seals the plate to the console and the slotted black body vents the chamber, so the board drops when the vacuum is released.

Rubber pads are available separately, with valve inserts, locating rings and gaskets for the console. Price on request.

What the 140 x 110 x 50 mm block gives you at the table:

• Four rubber pads on the top face — one at each corner of the 140 x 110 mm face; the pads carry the panel, the lip between them seals.
• 140 x 110 mm face, 50 mm tall — measure the old plate across, along and in height before ordering; a few millimetres at the edge is a lost seal.
• Schmalz 2-circuit console fit — the console used on the Anderson, Giben PTP and Masterwood centres named in this listing.
• Mesh screen in the centre port — sits ahead of the vent hole, so chips and MDF dust are caught at the block, not in the vacuum line.
• Rubber sealing ring under the base — a separate soft part; when it hardens it is replaced on its own, without touching the block.
• Slotted black base — lets the chamber breathe as the vacuum is released, so a finished panel lifts off cleanly instead of clinging.
• One part number, two formats — 10011200626 and 10.01.12.00626 are the same block; the dotted form is what manuals show.
• Rubber pads available separately — a stocked item, so a worn pad is a pad change rather than a new block at every position.

A blocked table leaves two bad options — wait for the part, or run the job on a block that does not fit. This is the third:

• A shift is not lost to a stuck seal. One block on the shelf is one table back in production the same day, instead of a job waiting on a delivery.
• Holding and sealing on one plate. The four pads take the load and the lip around them holds the vacuum, so there is no second fixture to line up on the grid.
• Dust stays out of the pump line. The mesh screen at the centre port catches chips before they reach the vacuum line — the difference between a two-minute clean and a strip-down.
• Wear parts are renewable. Pads, sealing ring and mesh screen are separate items, so the block is reused and only the soft parts are replaced.
• Three machine families from one number. Anderson, Giben PTP and Masterwood centres are all served by the same 10011200626, so one spare covers the block position on all three.
• Order by number, not by photo. Colour is as shown in the images; the fit is set by 10011200626 and 140 x 110 x 50 mm, so check those two and the shade does not matter.

Yes, if the block position takes a 140 x 110 x 50 mm plate on a Schmalz 2-circuit console. Measure the old block across the top, along the side and in height, and send those three numbers with the machine model — that is enough to confirm before the order.

Nothing — they are the same block written in two formats. 10011200626 is the short form and 10.01.12.00626 the dotted form used in manuals and stores lists, so either number orders the same part.

They are available on their own. A pad that has gone hard or torn is replaced without replacing the block itself, so the plate keeps its number.

Three numbers decide it: 140 mm across the top face, 110 mm along the side, 50 mm in height. If the width reads nearer 115 mm, say so on the enquiry — the dotted model number stays the same and only the dimension needs confirming.

The colour is not a fixed specification — it is as shown in the images. Fit is set by 10011200626 and 140 x 110 x 50 mm, so order on the number and the measurement rather than on the shade.

The mesh screen in the centre port. It sits ahead of the vent hole, so chips and MDF dust are trapped at the block; pull the screen and clean it when the hold starts to drop.

Pads, the sealing ring under the base and the mesh screen are the soft parts. Valve inserts, locating rings and gaskets for the same console are also available — send the position you are rebuilding and the parts are quoted together.

Price on request; there is no fixed list price on this part. Send the quantity, the three measurements and the machine model, and the quote comes back with the shipping method — the most economical express service is used.