Catalog 7 products

Workbench Components

Replacement tops, guard kits, foot levelers, and caster kits for the workbenches you already have on the floor.

Workbench Parts

Parts for an existing workbench

These are components, not complete benches. If you are outfitting a new station, start on the Workbenches page and come back here for the pieces you want to add or replace.

Work surfaces are sold as tops only, in stainless steel, solid hardwood, and powder coated steel, so a bench with a beat-up surface does not have to be scrapped. Back and end guard kits are available in stainless and steel to keep parts and tooling from sliding off the back edge.

Foot leveler kits square a bench up on an uneven slab. Caster kits ship as a set of four 4-inch casters to convert a stationary bench into a mobile one.

Match the part to the bench

Sizing And Fit

Match the part to the bench

Tops, guards, and leg hardware are built to specific bench footprints and frame styles, so fit is the thing to confirm before ordering. Send us the bench you are working with and we will tell you which component matches.

If you are not sure what you have, a photo of the bench and its frame is usually enough for us to identify it.

Not sure which system fits your operation?

Send your loads, footprint, ceiling height, and throughput goals. A specialist returns a layout with capacities, a drawing, and lead times.

Workbench Components

Key Features

  • Replacement tops in stainless steel, solid hardwood, and powder coated steel
  • Back and end guard kits in stainless and steel
  • Foot leveler kits for uneven floors
  • 4-inch caster kits, four per set, for converting a bench to mobile
  • Sold as components for existing workbenches

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Buyer's Guides

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