Vestil Manufacturing ASP-72 Adjustable Height Step Stand

Product Description

The VESTIL MANUFACTURING ASP-72 is a two-step, adjustable height step stand built from carbon steel with a safety yellow powder coat finish. It is designed to position workers at the optimal height for tasks in hard-to-reach areas, whether at a workbench, machine, or elevated shelf. The platform surface is serrated to provide maximum traction, including in wet conditions. The unit is welded construction with a 500-pound load capacity. Both steps feature independent height adjustment, making it adaptable to a range of work surface heights. Facility maintenance crews, warehouse staff, and industrial tradespeople are the primary installers and users of this stand.

The ASP-72 is suited for industrial, commercial, and facility maintenance environments where workers need a stable, elevated work platform. The 72-inch width accommodates side-by-side use or wider workstation access. The two-step configuration with a serrated surface makes it appropriate for production floors, maintenance bays, and similar settings where repeated access to elevated equipment or materials is required. Each leg adjusts independently, which helps level the stand on uneven floors.

Key Features

• Serrated step surface provides traction in wet and dry conditions
• Both steps independently height-adjustable to match varying work surface heights
• First step adjusts from 6 inches to 8.25 inches in height
• Second step adjusts from 13 inches to 15.25 inches in height
• Fixed step rise of 7 inches for consistent, safe stepping
• Individual step depth of 12 inches
• 500-pound load capacity with durable welded carbon steel construction
• Safety yellow powder coat finish for high visibility

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose adjustable step stand for industrial and commercial facility use where an elevated work platform is needed.

Installation Notes

Placement and setup is typically performed by facility maintenance or warehouse personnel. Before positioning the stand, confirm the floor surface is capable of supporting the loaded weight and that the area is clear of slip or trip hazards. Adjust each leg independently to level the stand on the work surface before use. Inspect the serrated step surfaces and welds periodically for wear or damage before loading.