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SawStop 30" In-Line Cast Iron Router Table defines this unit as a 30 inch router work surface designed to run in line with a SawStop saw. That layout creates a continuous plane for routing and sawing, which helps keep stock supported across both operations. The table is described as cast iron, so the work surface is rigid and weighty, which helps control vibration during passes. The product name specifies in-line use, so it is intended to sit directly in sequence with the saw table rather than as a standalone station. The description calls out router table duty, so this surface is built to carry a router setup next to the saw. The product is identified as part of SawStop saws and accessories, so it is meant to integrate into a SawStop workflow for shops that want routing capacity at the same machine row.
The web description specifies that this is an in-line cast iron router table for ICS Series SawStop saws, which ties the table layout to that industrial cabinet saw footprint. That link gives installers a clear target application when laying out a machine row. The naming repeats ICS Series SawStop, so the geometry and intent are aimed at that platform. The SAP description adds that this is a 30 inch in-line cast iron router table for PCS and CNS, which indicates that the same table concept also aligns with those SawStop saw types. That cross-reference matters when standardizing a shop around shared machine models, because the same router table style can be planned across different SawStop cabinet formats.
The description labels this as a 30 inch in-line router table for ICS Series SawStop saws, so it is meant to live as part of the saw footprint rather than as a separate bench tool. That in-line placement keeps the routing surface level with the saw table, letting work flow from one surface to the other without a height change. The SAP description linking the table with PCS and CNS shows that this same 30 inch cast iron top belongs in the family of SawStop cabinet saw layouts. That shared family placement simplifies how a shop arranges side tables and support stands across multiple SawStop machines. The cast iron construction called out in the name positions this table in the same material class as many saw tops, so the transition between saw and router areas feels consistent to the operator.
The product name highlights cast iron construction and in-line orientation, and that combination supports repeatable cuts. Cast iron brings mass and stability to the router table surface, which helps the bit stay on line when feeding heavier hardwood or sheet goods. The 30 inch length referenced in both descriptions offers a known span for fence setups and featherboard placement along the table edge, so operators can establish repeatable fixture positions. The in-line router table designation aligns the working surface with the ICS Series SawStop saw, so fence alignment and workflow can match the adjacent saw setup. The SAP description connecting the table with PCS and CNS means the same surface strategy can be repeated across those SawStop saws, which helps shops keep jigs and routing procedures consistent.
The router table is described for ICS Series SawStop saws, and the SAP description also associates it with PCS and CNS, so its role is within those SawStop cabinet-style platforms.
The SAP description calls it a 30 inch in-line cast iron router table, so installers can plan for a 30 inch router work surface along the saw side.
The product name specifies an in-line router table, so it is intended to sit in sequence with the saw table, maintaining a continuous work surface.
Both the name and SAP description identify this unit as a cast iron router table, giving the work surface substantial mass for routing tasks.
RT-TGI is listed as the manufacturer part number for the 30 inch in-line cast iron router table, which ties orders and documentation to this specific SawStop table.
The category notes SawStop and accessories, placing this cast iron router table as a dedicated routing surface that works alongside SawStop saw installations.
The product name, web description, and SAP description all identify this RT-TGI unit as a 30 inch in-line cast iron router table built around ICS Series SawStop saws, with additional alignment to PCS and CNS. That shared identity simplifies planning when routing is expected next to cabinet saws. For shops standardizing on SawStop, this in-line cast iron router table provides a defined work surface length and material class that matches the saw environment. Selecting this RT-TGI table through Wurth Baer Supply ties your routing station directly into the SawStop saws and accessories family.
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