Workbenches can be used for a wide variety of purposes including lab work, food preparation, industrial work, and more. Many companies don’t know that different applications require different workbench tops, however, says A Plus Warehouse, a national material handling dealer.
“A Plus Warehouse has the workbench surface you need for your application, from steel tops to laminated plastic,” said Ed Stairman, president of A Plus Warehouse. “We even have conductive tops to go along with your ESD benches and electronic workbenches.”
Bench Tops
The A Plus Warehouse laminated maple top can withstand heavy blows and has a wear-resistant finish. Plastic laminated work benchtops have a 45-pound industrial-grade particleboard core with a high-pressure laminated surface. One of A Plus Warehouse’s bestsellers, the 2 ¼” thick butcher block maple tops, are laminated, warp-resistant and electronically thermobonded, offering the best longevity.
Oak hardwood workbench tops are 1 ¾” thick constructed of Appalachian red oak with varnique semi-glass finish, and steel workbench tops range from 7 gauge to 14 gauge and are the work horse of workbenches offering great capacity with economic pricing.
Stainless Steel
“If you are handling food or have corrosion issues you need stainless steel workbenches,” said Stairman. “You just can not prevent metal from rusting. When rust is a no-no, stainless is the intelligent solution. We offer stainless steel workbenches with or without backsplashes. We also sell them with storage shelves and other features.”
If you have a special application, A Plus Warehouse can accommodate any request. For more information on the wide variety of tops available for workbenches from A Plus Warehouse, call 800-209-8798 or visit www.apluswhs.com.
