Tear Down Tables

Redline, Durham, Handy Industries and K&L, check out our great range of tear down tables. Models range from standard work benches to heavy duty tear down tables of varying sizes. Choose from great features such as extendable drawers, adjustable rubber footing, pegboards or risers, depending on the model you purchase. Capacities range from 1000lb to 4000lb. Each tear down table also ships free to a commercial facility or local truck dock. Don't miss out, shop now!

What is a Tear Down Table?

A tear-down table, also known as a teardown bench or disassembly table, is a specialized workbench designed for disassembling and inspecting components, especially in automotive, industrial, and manufacturing settings. These tables are typically sturdy and equipped with various features that make them ideal for handling the disassembly of engines, transmissions, machinery, or other complex mechanical systems.

What to Look for In A Tear Down Table? 

• Durable Construction: Tear-down tables are made from heavy-duty materials like steel to withstand the weight and force of disassembled parts.
• Fluid Management: Many tear-down tables have integrated fluid containment systems, such as built-in drains, to capture and manage any fluids like oil, coolant, or hydraulic fluid that may be released during the disassembly process.
• Tool Organization: These tables often include storage for tools, parts bins, and pegboards to keep everything organized and easily accessible during the tear-down process.
• Adjustable Height: Some tear-down tables feature adjustable heights to provide ergonomic working conditions for users.
• Work Surface: The surface is often designed to be resistant to chemicals, oils, and solvents, and can include grid patterns or measuring scales for precise work.

What Are Tear Down Table Used for?

• Automotive Repair and Maintenance: Mechanics use tear-down tables to disassemble and inspect engines, transmissions, and other vehicle components.
• Manufacturing and Quality Control: In manufacturing environments, tear-down tables are used to inspect and analyze defective or returned products to determine the cause of failure.
• Industrial Maintenance: Tear-down tables are used in industrial settings for the disassembly and inspection of large machinery and equipment during routine maintenance or repairs.
• Research and Development: Engineers and technicians may use tear-down tables in R&D to disassemble prototypes or existing products for reverse engineering or analysis.
• Restoration Projects: Hobbyists and professionals use tear-down tables when restoring vintage cars, motorcycles, or machinery, allowing for a systematic approach to disassembly and reassembly.