The work surface is positioned at a comfortable height for writing and working while standing. All doors, drawers, and compartments have a keyed lock.

Stainless steel workstations resist corrosion and are often used in laboratories and food-processing plants.

Style C have file drawers to accommodate hanging files.

Style D have a top that lifts for access to a storage compartment.

Create a customized work area by adding accessories. These workstations are often used for small-parts assembly.

Static-dissipative tops, shelves, and bin-box rails have a surface that dissipates static to protect sensitive electronic equipment from damage.

Monitor holders rotate 360° on a swing arm.

Keyboard holders attach to the bottom of the monitor holder.

CPU holders suspend your CPU on a platform below the workstation to free up space. They slide out for access to the CPU.

Outlet strips have six outlets, a power switch, and a circuit breaker.

Drawers mount under the work surface and have a keyed lock.

Light fixtures adjust in any direction. They use two tubular T8 fluorescent bulbs (not included).

Shelves tilt forward and backward 45°.

Bin box racks contain four 13-in. rails, and can hold up to 12 four-in.-wide × three-in.-tall bin boxes.

Bin-box rails accept hanging bin boxes.

Move tools along the length of workstations with tool trolleys. Trolleys come with one hanger; additional hangers sold separately.

Footrest tubes span the length of workstations for foot support. Use footrest platforms along with footrest tubes for additional support.