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By choosing a workstation that is easy to configure, has a superior range of accessories and takes ergonomics into account, you can’t go wrong. Sustainable, versatile furniture will last from one generation to the next. Modular workstations are designed to grow together with your business – highly adaptable workbenches won’t get retired; they get re-hired.
Superior range of accessories
The same workbench can serve the needs of different working environments - electronics assembly, packing area, quality control and multiple other settings. The key is to choose the most suitable accessories for the task. With the help of our experts, or the 3D configurator, you will be able to create a workstation that will improve the health and safety of your employees and increase efficiency today and in the future. Whatever your next steps in the constantly changing industrial environment will be, the workbenches are ready to be adjusted. Add new accessories and re-organize the workbench to match the new requirements and avoid having to invest in a completely new workstation. Get familiar with the extensive range of our workbench accessories.
Advanced ergonomics
As employees’ health and safety are growing virtues in all industries, naturally ergonomics also plays an increasingly important role in creating a workstation. What the greatest workbenches all have in common is that they can be adjusted to individual requirements. The starting point for our workbench design is always the person doing the work and the work task itself. We have also noticed a rising industry trend; workforces are changing so much that nearly one-third of workers are over the age of 50 - and as people get older, their bodies have different needs with regard to workstations (have a look at the blog post 3 ways to create an ergonomic workstation for ageing employees).
Explore modularity beyond the workbench
An important factor to consider when setting up an ergonomic workstation is to make everything available in the working zone. In workbenches, that means bringing all essentials close to the worker. However, in, for example, vehicle assembly lines or service & maintenance departments, the working area expands. Ergonomic carts and movable storage systems are worth considering when you want to create a modern, modular workstation that goes beyond the workbench.
How EHS Managers Can Get Workers to Care About Ergonomics
For EHS (Environmental, Health, and Safety) and facilities managers, reducing workplace injuries is a constant challenge. You know that ergonomics can play a crucial role in preventing injuries like musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), chronic pain, and fatigue, but getting workers to care about changing their habits is another story. Despite the clear benefits, workers often prioritize getting the job done quickly, even if it means working in ways that put them at risk. This leads to preventable injuries, increased absenteeism, and higher healthcare costs—all problems you’re working to avoid.
From the worker’s perspective, they may not prioritize ergonomics because they haven’t experienced an injury—yet. They’ve likely been doing the job the same way for years, and change can feel unnecessary or even frustrating. After all, they just want to get the job done and move on with their day. However, what’s often overlooked is that poor ergonomics can lead to long-term issues that affect not just their ability to work but also their quality of life outside of work. This disconnect leaves managers stuck in a cycle of reacting to injuries instead of preventing them. The good news is that with the right approach—such as regular ergonomic assessments, the right tools, and ongoing support—you can create a win-win: safer work environments for employees and fewer injuries for the company.
From the worker’s perspective, they may not prioritize ergonomics because they haven’t experienced an injury—yet. They’ve likely been doing the job the same way for years, and change can feel unnecessary or even frustrating. After all, they just want to get the job done and move on with their day. However, what’s often overlooked is that poor ergonomics can lead to long-term issues that affect not just their ability to work but also their quality of life outside of work. This disconnect leaves managers stuck in a cycle of reacting to injuries instead of preventing them. The good news is that with the right approach—such as regular ergonomic assessments, the right tools, and ongoing support—you can create a win-win: safer work environments for employees and fewer injuries for the company.
Choosing the best customizable electric workbench for industrial use
Selecting the right workbench for your industrial workspace is a crucial decision that impacts both ergonomics and productivity. With a wide range of workbenches available, from light-duty to heavy-duty models, it’s important to consider factors like load capacity, accessory options, and overall flexibility.
Treston offers a variety of hyper-adaptable, ESD-safe and durable workbenches designed to meet the demands of diverse industries, from electronics assembly to heavy manufacturing.
In this post, we compare our four electrically height-adjustable top models—TED, QuatreX, and Concept—so you can find the perfect solution for your specific industrial needs. Our comparison focuses on two key elements: load capacity and the range of accessories available.
Treston offers a variety of hyper-adaptable, ESD-safe and durable workbenches designed to meet the demands of diverse industries, from electronics assembly to heavy manufacturing.
In this post, we compare our four electrically height-adjustable top models—TED, QuatreX, and Concept—so you can find the perfect solution for your specific industrial needs. Our comparison focuses on two key elements: load capacity and the range of accessories available.
Mastering Industrial Ergonomics: A Q&A with Mariah Holback and Jonna Patama
In this Q&A session, we delve into the world of industrial ergonomics with Mariah Holback, our ergonomics specialist, and Jonna Patama, our Ergonomist and Product Group Manager from our factory in Finland. They discuss the importance of ergonomic workstation design and how AI tools like Treston ErgoID™ can revolutionize ergonomic assessments.
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With the workshop workbenches, the work ergonomics of the employees has clearly improved
Tapio Roiha, CEO, Cycli
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Thanks to adaptable solutions the throughput time at goods receipt reduced from three weeks to two days.
Thomas Janker, Head of Purchasing, Sport Conrad
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With Treston’s solutions, we now have the ability to swiftly convert benches from one task to another
Catarina Nascimento, Special Projects Manager
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The configurator is very user-friendly, allowing us to quickly design workstations that meet our requirements.
Tristan Bonnier, Production Manager at Deltacab
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“The new furniture has significantly improved ergonomics, occupational health and job satisfaction.”
Hannu Pesonen, Development Manager, Jotwire
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The work tables and add-on modules impress with their durability and reliability even under heavy load.
Johann Eberlein, Managing Director of Eberlein & Kunz
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The collaboration with Treston was seamless, relaxed, and professional as we developed the cobot cart together
Juha Mainio, ABB Robotics
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