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Applications & Use Cases

• Used in dispatch areas for manual packing of goods into boxes or envelopes.
• Integrated into conveyor lines for efficient workflow in e-commerce fulfilment centres.
• Utilised in manufacturing for final assembly and packaging of smaller components.
• Suitable for quality control stations where items are inspected before packing.

Typical Specifications

Typical surface material

Commonly features a durable, laminated worktop, often plastic or melamine, for ease of cleaning and resistance to minor abrasions.

Integration

Designed for seamless integration with roller or belt conveyor systems, often featuring adjustable height legs or mounting points.

Frame construction

Typically constructed from robust steel, either painted or powder-coated, to ensure stability and longevity in industrial environments.

Footprint

For this class of equipment, dimensions vary significantly, but units are designed to fit within existing packing line layouts.

Load bearing capacity

Units are generally designed to support the weight of typical packages and packing materials, often ranging from 50kg to 200kg evenly distributed.

Power supply

Generally a non-powered, static unit, though some may incorporate power outlets for ancillary equipment like tape dispensers or label printers, requiring a standard single-phase supply (e.g., 230V UK).

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the common benefits of using a dedicated flat packing table?

  These tables improve packing efficiency, provide a stable and ergonomic workspace, and help streamline the packaging process within a production or dispatch line.

• Can this table be used independently, or does it require a conveyor?

• What kind of maintenance does a flat packing table typically require?

• Are there any specific safety considerations for this type of equipment?

• What accessories are commonly used with flat packing tables?