Without a shelf, these tables provide room to pull up a stool or chair. They withstand chemicals, grease, and repeated washdowns for use in laboratories and food-processing areas. All meet NSF/ANSI standards.

Use these tables as a work surface for machines and equipment. They are the same height as most workbenches, making them a comfortable height for most standing tasks.

Tables with backstop prevent items from sliding off.

Stationary tables have leveling feet to compensate for uneven floors.

Often used in laboratories, these tables stand up to repeated washdowns and won't corrode from grease and chemicals. Use them to elevate machinery and equipment up to 24" from the floor.

Tables that meet NSF/ANSI standards can also be used in food service.

Stationary tables have leveling feet to compensate for uneven floors.

Often used in laboratories and food-processing areas, these tables withstand repeated washdowns and resist damage from grease and chemicals. All meet NSF/ANSI standards for food equipment.

Use these tables as a work surface for machines and equipment. They can be configured for either seated or standing tasks. Remove and reposition the leg bolts to adjust height in 3" increments. They have leveling feet to compensate for uneven floors.

Tables with shelf allow you to position the shelf anywhere below the tabletop.

Pull metal particles from grinding, cutting, and finishing workpieces into these tables to avoid breathing them. These tables also help keep combustible particles from creating sparks in your work area. Blowers pull dust and powder into the tables through holes in the surface, removing them from the air. Once inside, the particles are captured with filters or water, and clean air is released back into your space.

Vertical shields on the back and sides of these tables help protect you from flying debris. Some shields are removable, so you can make space for large workpieces. The removable trays at the bottom of these tables catch large chips and scraps, making them easy to clean up.

Dry-Capture Tables

These tables pull particles directly into fireproof filters. Made from aluminum, the filters won't spark from metal particles hitting them. Dry-capture tables are best for grinding and cutting jobs that create large particles. They are not designed for capturing fine powders, such as dust from sanding aluminum, titanium, and steel. For large-scale projects, use 1-hp tables. They generate stronger suction than ½-hp tables to capture a large amount of particles.

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