Electronic Workbench

Contact technical or electronic workbench manufacturers to learn more about their products If you prefer a particular brand name, start with the manufacturer. Most technical and electronic workbench manufacturers provide lots of options in lighting, storage and power for customizing a workbench to meet your specific needs.

I recommend:  Design your own electronic assembly workbench with the Design Online feature at Formaspace Technical Furniture and submit it to them for a price quote. Their electronic workbench workstations exceed the electronics industry's electro static discharge requirements, and they come with a comprehensive warranty. Contact Lista to discuss your ESD requirements and design the electronics lab work bench that will make your work easier and safer. The company's origins go back to 1945 in Switzerland when they manufactured various metal products. Lista International headquarters now sits in Holliston, MA, and they build all their furniture there in a 225,000 square-foot facility with 250 employees. Choose from the broad selection of electronic workbenches from All-Spec Industries. All-Spec specializes in static control equipment since 1988 and promises your complete satisfaction or a full refund or exchange.

Buy from electronics workbench suppliers and distributors that carry a large variety Find electronic workbench suppliers and distributors where you can purchase electronic workbench units designed for assembly, lab or service work.

I recommend:  Go to Grainger, a company founded in 1927, if you need a electronic workbench for sale. Their premier electronic workbench spans 62 inches across and 66 inches vertical and comes with overhead cabinets and a nonconductive plastic laminate work surface. Purchase electronic workbench workstations from Supply Center Online. They carry the AP Series ergonomic electronic workstations with legs that adjust from 31 to 35 inches high. Consider the Sturdilite ESD workbench at Correct Products for your workspace. An ESD products and electronic workbench supplier, this company first opened its doors in 1983 as a supplier of ESD control products.

Save money with a used electronic workbench for your company Though not as easy to come by as new workbenches, used electronic workbenches remain durable and should last for many years.

I recommend:  Visit American Surplus (ASI) to purchase a used electronic assembly workbench. ASI, founded in 1992, occupies a 460,000 square-foot warehouse in Rumsford, RI, and acquires its used furniture and equipment from companies either closing their doors, consolidating or relocating. LeDoux Industries carries both new and used workbenches, so contact them to see if they carry the used electronic workbench you need in stock.