Workstation Equipment for Reduced Strain on Workers

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Being an office worker at a computer all day for going on five years now, I know a thing or two about how important ergonomics is in workstation equipment, and how necessary it is to protect yourself against strain on your body. You must be aware of your posture all day long, and how conducive your workstation setup is to good body placement for range and repetition of motion. The most important body parts that I’ve learned need to be protected are the neck, back and eyes. Continue reading →

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Work Station Suppliers: From Office to Industrial Products

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As work station suppliers, companies have to encompass a wide range of products to fit all the various needs for tasks performed in settings from offices to industrial facilities. Whether sitting at a desk all day working at a computer or standing at an assembly line doing repetitive motions continuously, workers rely on their workstations to provide the necessary ergonomics and accessibility that their jobs require. Workstation suppliers specialize in office or industrial sectors, or both, depending on Continue reading →

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Features of Modern Computer Workstations

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The most noticeable difference between modern computer workstations and the traditional wooden desk is how much less bulky they are. Made of lighter, thinner metal or composite materials, they appear more streamlined, starker and simpler. Maybe this is because computers have gotten smaller and less weighty, as they have gotten more complex, so the desks don’t need to be as big to support them. Modern designs can also be more abstract, Continue reading →

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Accessorizing with Workstation Products?

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How many people like to accessorize their workstation, and I’m not talking about bringing in pictures of loved ones and posting inspirational or funny quotes. I’m talking about shopping for things like office equipment, filing cabinets, ergonomic chairs and footrests, CPU holders, cable management devices, and other workstation products. Keeping your workstation up-to-date is important, and Continue reading →

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Work Benches: Sturdy for Many Tasks

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Workplace Systems Work BenchWork Bench image courtesy of Workplace® Systems, Inc.

As opposed to the general term workstation that can refer to either a computer workstation in an office setting or an industrial workstation. A work bench is any variety of sturdy tables where manual work is done. From a jeweler’s work bench to a staircase maker’s, Continue reading →

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Work Stations for Overall Workflow Efficiency

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RDM Work StationsWork Stations image courtesy of RDM Industrial Products Inc.

My work station is an L-shaped office desk with enough space for two monitors, the central processing unit, computer speakers, a keyboard and mouse, multiline phone, desk light, filing system, etc. I have all the tools I need to do my job at my fingertips, further including Continue reading →

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Industrial Workstations for Increased Productivity

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UNEX Industrial WorkstationIndustrial Workstation image courtesy of UNEX Manufacturing, Inc.

I would say the majority of industrial workstations are vertically oriented, in that the worker is in a standing position and, while of course, the work surface is horizontal, everything they might require for the task is stored within arm’s length on the vertical axis above or below them. One does not want to be leaving his workstation every time he needs something that could very well be stored on hooks, rods, racks or shelves in front of him. Think about all the various materials necessary for shipping, receiving, packaging and mail sorting workstations. Continue reading →

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