1. Workbenches are formed using special molds and rolling processes, with surface treatment through advanced automated electrostatic spraying.

       2. Different table leg shapes can be selected based on user load requirements.

       3. Based on user requirements, workbench countertops can be made from different materials and thicknesses, including specially formed polymer fiberboard. Available countertop options include: polymer composite, fireproof board, stainless steel clad, iron plate composite, beech wood, oak laminated, anti-static, and bakelite board surfaces.

       4. The workbench can be equipped with lighting frames, hanging frames, shelves, square-hole pegboards, louvered pegboards, power outlets, electrical boxes, and parts bin hangers to meet different user needs.

       5. Various types of tool cabinets can be optionally configured under the table to meet user storage needs.

       6. All types of workbenches feature a modular design for easy assembly and disassembly, sturdy and durable.