A workbench that allows for adjustable working height to prevent lower back pain during welding tasks!

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■Welding Lifting Table φ16 Lightweight Type Product Number: 2-HT161025.P Hole Diameter: φ16 Hole Pitch: 50×50 mm Work Surface Area: 1200×800×50 mm Work Surface Height: 710–1100 mm Load Capacity: 500 kg Remarks: Nitriding Treatment (Plasma Nitriding and BAR Coating) ■Welding Lifting Table φ28 Heavyweight Type Product Number: 2-HS280035.XD7D Hole Diameter: φ28 Hole Pitch: 100×100 mm (User-friendly Diagonal Hole Type) Work Surface Area: 1500×1000×200 mm Work Surface Height: 800–1100 mm Load Capacity: 1200 kg Remarks: Nitriding Treatment (Plasma Nitriding and BAR Coating)

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■Measures Against Lower Back Pain in Welding Operations! It is said that there is currently a trend of shortage in skilled technicians with welding skills. While welders tend to earn relatively high wages compared to other processing operations, their unpopularity is likely due to the harsh working environment. - It is easy to develop lower back pain due to working in a bent position. - Arc light is harmful to the eyes. - Weld fumes are inhaled. - It is hot. Among these issues, regulations have led to improvements in measures against weld fumes, and heat can be mitigated with air conditioning, but there have been few effective measures regarding working posture. That’s why we recommend our lifting tables. By creating a welding work environment that reduces physical strain, we can help prevent welders from leaving their jobs. Moreover, welders considering a career change will likely seek workplaces with better environments if they are looking for new welding sites, right? As a job advertisement, you could promote it as: "Welding site equipped with lifting tables, offering a work environment with less physical strain!" We believe this kind of PR can be effective. We encourage you to introduce lifting tables and improve the working environment for welders!