We started High Grade Systems because every shop we walked into was working around furniture that didn't quite fit — a bench two inches too short, a workstation with nowhere to put the shelf everyone needed. So we build tables to the size the job calls for, not the size a catalog happened to offer.
Customers kept asking for more than a table — a camera to catch a missed step, a fixture to hold a part until it passed inspection, a simple way to speed up a manual process. So that's what we build now: workcells built around the same aluminum extrusion frame, added a piece at a time as your process calls for it.
Every table and workcell is cut, drilled, and assembled to order in our own shop, using T-slot aluminum extrusion and hardware rated for real industrial use — not big-box furniture. The price you see while configuring your table is the price on your invoice.