Global Industrial 183404 Flared Leg Steel Workbench 60x30

Product Description

The GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL 183404 is a steel-top workbench designed for demanding shop, warehouse, and industrial environments. The work surface is 1-3/4 inches thick, constructed from 12-gauge steel and reinforced with 14-gauge end channels to resist flex and heavy static loads. A scratch-resistant powder coat finish repels oil absorption, resists rust, and holds up against surface cracking over time. Mounting hardware is included to secure the top to the flared legs. This bench ships unassembled and is installed by maintenance technicians, facilities crews, and shop professionals who need a durable fixed-height work surface.

The 183404 suits light-to-heavy industrial work environments including production floors, maintenance shops, garages, and warehouses. The 60-inch by 30-inch square-edge steel top provides a flat, stable working surface for assembly, fabrication, and tool staging tasks. The flared leg design adds lateral stability without requiring wall anchoring in most standard floor installations. At a finished height of 33.5 inches, it aligns with standard standing-work ergonomics for most bench-height applications.

Key Features

• 1-3/4-inch-thick 12-gauge steel top for high load-bearing capacity
• 14-gauge steel end channels reinforce the top against flex and impact
• Scratch-resistant powder coat finish resists oil, rust, and surface cracking
• Flared leg design provides lateral stability on level floors
• Includes mounting hardware to attach top to legs during assembly
• Square-edge profile suits butting multiple benches or mounting vises and fixtures flush to the edge

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone fixed-height steel workbench for general industrial and shop use. No specific system or accessory compatibility was stated in the product data.

Installation Notes

Assembly is performed by the end user or a facilities technician using standard hand tools. Confirm the floor surface is level before finalizing leg positioning to ensure even load distribution. Hardware fasteners should be tightened fully during assembly before placing any load on the work surface. Floor anchoring is not required in standard installations but may be necessary per local facility safety codes in seismic zones or high-traffic areas.