Packing and assembly tables

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Packing benches and picking stations are ergonomic industrial workstations designed to optimize the process of parcel packing, content verification, and shipment preparation. Their modular design allows integration with stretch film holders, carton shelves, scales, and IT systems.

Decision Guidance / Selection Criteria

Worktop dimensions adapted to the size of packed goods
Height adjustment range (fixed, manual step-by-step, smooth electric under ergonomic standards)
Mechanical durability of the worktop and frame load capacity
Additional equipment: upper shelves for cartons, bubble wrap/stretch film holder, LED workstation lighting, power strips, monitor and scanner mount
Integration with gravity or powered roller conveyors

Technical Specification & Parameters

Worktop width	1200, 1600, 1800, 2000 mm
Worktop depth	700, 800, 900 mm
Frame load capacity	up to 300 kg (standard), up to 600 kg (heavy duty)
Worktop type	Laminated MDF, worktop with oil-resistant rubber, hardwood multiplex plywood
Height adjustment	Manual (750-1050 mm) or smooth electric
Frame finish	Powder coated (steel structure)
ESD protection	Optional (grounded worktops and frame per EN 61340-5-1)
Ergonomic certification	Design compliant with ISO 6385 standards

Inquiry Checklist (RFQ) — What to prepare?

The checklist below applies only to custom-made, individual designs of packing benches and picking stations. It helps match ergonomic parameters and equipment to your specific warehouse processes:

Workstation and ergonomics

Required width and depth of the worktop (matched to carton sizes)
Height adjustment system (manual with locking bolts or electric with push button control)
Work type at the station (continuous standing, sit-stand with an industrial stool, sitting)
Required worktop cover (standard melamine laminate, thick multiplex plywood, ESD antistatic rubber, oil-resistant mat)

Packing and picking process

Expected volume and type of packed shipments (number of packages per hour)
Maximum weight of packages assembled and weighed on the bench
Method of supplying goods to the station (from Euro containers, directly from trolleys, from conveyor lines)
Method of receiving finished packages (stacking on pallets, sliding onto receiving table, conveyor)

Bench structure and accessories

Desired configuration of upper shelves (shelves with carton dividers, shelves for documents)
Packaging material dispensing systems (lower/upper holder for bubble wrap, corrugated paper, stretch film)
Built-in equipment (integrated scale in the worktop, drawers for small accessories, sliding cutter for film)
LED work lighting (mounted on a vertical frame with angle adjustment)

Utilities and IT integration

Required system mounts for IT devices (VESA monitor mount, keyboard mount, shelf for label printer)
Power and network installation requirements (number of 230V sockets, RJ45 LAN sockets, USB ports)
Integrated pneumatic connections (quick couplers for compressed air tools)
Compatibility with roller lines (need to build in a ball transfer unit or directional rollers)

Deployment and modularity

Total number of planned packing stations in the given warehouse zone
Possibility of future reconfiguration (requirement of modular structure based on perforated profiles)
Scope of assembly (delivery of pre-assembled benches or on-site assembly by service team)
Planned deployment schedule and expected commissioning date of workstations

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can the packing bench be retrofitted with new accessories in the future?

Yes, due to the modular design of vertical perforated profiles, most accessories (shelves, mounts, lighting) can be installed or their height adjusted at any time.

When is it worth choosing a bench with electric height adjustment?

Electric adjustment is key in multi-shift work environments where people of different heights work at one station, or when the process requires frequent changes from sitting to standing position to maintain ergonomics.

When is it necessary to use ESD (antistatic) packing benches?

An ESD configuration is mandatory when packing and assembling electronic components, microprocessors, and sensitive measuring devices. The grounded ESD worktop and conductive powder coating protect electronics from electrostatic discharge damage caused by operator movement.

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