PA - Packaging Table - Manual

Applications & Use Cases

• Used in dispatch areas for packing finished goods into boxes or mailers.
• Suitable for assembly lines requiring manual component packaging or kitting.
• Utilised in e-commerce fulfilment centres for preparing orders for shipment.
• Applicable in food processing for manual inspection and packaging of non-perishable items.

Typical Specifications

Typical footprint

Typically ranges from 1200mm x 800mm to 2000mm x 1000mm for this class of equipment, depending on the work surface area.

Work surface material

Commonly features laminate, stainless steel, or sometimes anti-static surfaces, depending on the application.

Adjustability

Many units offer height-adjustable legs or work surfaces for ergonomic positioning.

Load capacity

Typically designed to support static loads of 100kg to 300kg, suitable for manual packaging tasks.

Power supply

Generally unpowered; however, some units may integrate standard UK 230V sockets for ancillary equipment like label printers or tape dispensers.

Accessories

Commonly includes options for shelving, drawer units, cutter bars for roll materials, and waste bins.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the common materials used for packaging tables?

  Packaging tables are typically constructed from steel frames with work surfaces of laminate, stainless steel, or sometimes composite materials, chosen for durability and ease of cleaning.

• Are these tables height adjustable?

• Can these tables be integrated with other packaging equipment?

• What maintenance is required for a used packaging table?

• Do these tables come with storage options?