Modular Workstations
Modular workstations assist in configuring your environment to best suit your application. Applications commonly employing modular workstations include:

• Assembly and subassembly
• Automotive
• Cleanroom
• Computers
• Electronics
• Instrumentation
• Medical products
• Tool and die
• Communication network labs
• Education
• Hardware engineering
• Media and publishing
• Software development
• Research and design engineering
• Telecommunications
• Testing and repair
• University labs

The advantages of modular work stations include:

• Modular components
• Ergonomic design
• Custom design
• Utilization of vertical storage
• Easy configuration
• Interchangeable components
• Solid engineering, materials, and finishes providing durability

Common types of modular workstations include:

• Technical workstations which are designed to support the multi-tasking nature of engineering and testing responsibilities. Professions often utilizing technical workstations include:

• Testing
• Engineering
• Supervisor
• Production support
• CAD and plotting
• Laboratory workstations provide solutions needed for the healthcare, analytical, and industrial lab environments. Professions often utilizing laboratory workstations include:

• Research and design
• Wet and chemical
• Health sciences
• Analytical
• Industrial
• Clean room workstations provide desired air flow in clean room environments. Professions often utilizing clean room workstations include:

• Electronic
• Process laboratory
• PC board laboratory
• Manufacturing workstations provide the design flexibility needed to meet the needs of a rapidly changing workplace. Professions often utilizing manufacturing workstations include:

• General assembly
• Heavy duty assembly
• PC board assembly
• Kitting stations
• Rework and packaging
• Shipping and receiving