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The height adjustable stainless steel ergonomic lab bench offers convenient functionality with options for both crank handle and electrically operated height adjustment.
This feature allows users to easily customize the bench height to their preferred ergonomic position.
By reducing the risk of work-related musculoskeletal disorders, this lab bench promotes employee health and well-being.
The lab bench is equipped with a 16mm Trespa TopLab Base (formerly Trespa Athlon) worktop.
This durable surface can withstand a wide temperature range from -40°C to +180°C.
Additionally, it is chemically, scratch, and abrasion resistant, ensuring long-lasting performance.
Designed for stability and longevity, the lab bench features a 38mm x 38mm x 1.5mm fully welded box section construction.
The metalwork undergoes a thorough cleaning and etching process, followed by an oven-baked powder-coated finish.
This construction method guarantees a robust and durable lab bench that can withstand rigorous use.
To provide flexibility and adaptability, the lab bench is equipped with adjustable leveling feet or castors.
This allows users to easily level the bench or move it as needed for reconfiguration, cleaning, or repositioning.
Whether fixed in one place or mobile, the lab bench can be adjusted to suit specific user and work process requirements.
The height adjustable stainless steel ergonomic lab bench is designed to provide a customizable workspace that prioritizes both functionality and ergonomics.
With its range of customization options, users can tailor the lab bench to their specific requirements.
It is available in three standard depths and five standard lengths, ensuring a perfect fit for any workspace.
Constructed from stainless steel, the lab bench offers a virtually maintenance-free operation.
The durable material requires minimal upkeep, providing long-term reliability and usability in laboratory and assembly work settings.
The height adjustable stainless steel ergonomic lab bench offers convenient functionality with options for both crank handle and electrically operated height adjustment.
This feature allows users to easily customize the bench height to their preferred ergonomic position.
By reducing the risk of work-related musculoskeletal disorders, this lab bench promotes employee health and well-being.
The lab bench is equipped with a 16mm Trespa TopLab Base (formerly Trespa Athlon) worktop.
This durable surface can withstand a wide temperature range from -40°C to +180°C.
Additionally, it is chemically, scratch, and abrasion resistant, ensuring long-lasting performance.
Designed for stability and longevity, the lab bench features a 38mm x 38mm x 1.5mm fully welded box section construction.
The metalwork undergoes a thorough cleaning and etching process, followed by an oven-baked powder-coated finish.
This construction method guarantees a robust and durable lab bench that can withstand rigorous use.
To provide flexibility and adaptability, the lab bench is equipped with adjustable leveling feet or castors.
This allows users to easily level the bench or move it as needed for reconfiguration, cleaning, or repositioning.
Whether fixed in one place or mobile, the lab bench can be adjusted to suit specific user and work process requirements.
The height adjustable stainless steel ergonomic lab bench is designed to provide a customizable workspace that prioritizes both functionality and ergonomics.
With its range of customization options, users can tailor the lab bench to their specific requirements.
It is available in three standard depths and five standard lengths, ensuring a perfect fit for any workspace.
Constructed from stainless steel, the lab bench offers a virtually maintenance-free operation.
The durable material requires minimal upkeep, providing long-term reliability and usability in laboratory and assembly work settings.
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