Workbenches

Steel painted tops are the default for general assembly, packing, tool prep, and maintenance work, they take daily wear and clean up with a rag. Stainless steel tops are for anywhere corrosion or washdown matters: food and pharma handling, cleanroom-adjacent work, or any station that gets hosed down or wiped with solvents on a schedule. Hardwood tops go where steel would mark or dent, fabrication, machining, and woodworking benches where dropped parts, hand tools, and repeated impact are the normal day, not the exception.

Height adjustability is standard across the line, so the top sets to the task, a seated electronics bench and a standing packing station can be the same piece of equipment, moved to the operator instead of buying two benches. Stationary bases are the baseline; casters are added where the bench needs to follow the work, a mobile repair cart on a shop floor, or a bench that gets rolled between production lines during a changeover.