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Electric desk suits industrial use

Published:  02 March, 2021

TRESTON says its new Electric Desk TED comes with quick, silent and wide height adjustments and this ergonomic standing desk perfectly suits light-duty assembly work, packing applications, R&D and industrial offices. The company says the desk can be customised with accessories which further enhance ergonomics, free desk space and provide order, often expected in Lean compliant industrial environments. The table withstands high loads up to 200 kg and is stable at all heights.

TED goes down as low as 630 mm and all the way up to 1270 mm quickly, at 22 mm per second, giving the user the possibility to easily adjust the table in a range of 64 cm. A desk with a quick and wide adjustment range helps keep employees working comfortably throughout the day.

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