A vacuum table is a flat surface that uses suction to hold objects in place during various processes, such as cutting, milling, or printing. It typically consists of a porous material with a network of channels connected to a vacuum pump. When the pump is activated, air is drawn out, creating a vacuum that securely grips the item on the table. These tables are commonly used in industries like woodworking, metalworking, and 3D printing. They provide a stable platform, ensuring precision and accuracy while minimizing movement. This technology is essential for achieving high-quality results in tasks involving CNC machines and laser cutters.