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Creform Corporation: Modular, height-adjustable workstation

Workstation based on modular system of plastic coated steel pipes, metal joints and accessories

Creform Corporation: Modular, height-adjustable workstation
By 24/7 Staff 
July 9, 2013

Built with Creform’s modular system of plastic coated steel pipes, metal joints and accessories, a mobile workstation can be easily moved to any point in a warehouse or production cell where associates can perform needed tasks.

To raise or lower the units, the integrated Ergo Lift system—comprised of four hydraulic cylinders secured to each of the workstation’s vertical legs—raises both the work surface and the entire structure via rotation of a simple hand crank for up to 12-inch adjustments.

Ideal for multi-shift operations and personnel of multiple heights, the workstation provides ergonomic, height accurate support for production or warehouse activities. It measures 72 x 65 x 50 inches and has a maximum lift capacity is 1,000 pounds.

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