Lab Tech Bench Work Table 48x36 40" High Steel Top Feed-Throughs Power Strip

Lab Tech Bench Work Table 48x36 40" High Steel Top Feed-Throughs Power Strip

This is a heavy-duty lab tech bench work table with a 48" x 36" white steel top surface and a sturdy welded black steel frame. Standing 40 inches high, it is sized for standing or tall-stool work typical of electronics assembly, lab testing, and equipment staging environments. The tabletop features numerous threaded feed-through holes across the surface, allowing cables, fasteners, and standoffs to pass through cleanly — a practical feature for organizing wiring in tech and scientific workspaces. The table ships with hex standoffs already installed in several of the feed-through holes.

Specifications & What's Included

• Table surface dimensions: 48" x 36"
• Table height: 40"
• Surface material: White steel top
• Frame: Welded black steel, heavy-duty construction
• Multiple threaded feed-through holes across entire table surface
• Hex standoffs installed in select feed-through holes (additional loose standoff included)
• Vertical post with horizontal arm mounted at tabletop corner
• Black side panel/shield mounted to post at tabletop edge
• 6-outlet blue power strip mounted to frame leg, with power cord
• 4 adjustable bolt-style leveling feet for floor leveling

Applications

Lab tech bench work tables like this are a standard fixture in electronics assembly, R&D, quality control, and scientific testing environments. The threaded feed-through holes are particularly useful for securing test fixtures, routing cables cleanly through the work surface, and mounting standoffs or brackets — making this style of bench common in semiconductor, optical, and general electronics lab settings. The built-in power strip keeps bench AC power organized and accessible without a separate outlet solution. At 40 inches high, this bench suits standing work configurations typical of inspection stations, equipment build benches, and tech support areas. This type of heavy steel-frame lab bench has been a staple of industrial and research lab furniture from the 1980s onward and remains in active use across university labs, industrial facilities, and electronics shops today.