Pacific Ergonomics provides ergonomic lab benches designed to prevent ergonomic problems such as Repetitive Strain Injuries, also known as Musculoskeletal Disorders or MSDs. These benches help to prevent these types of injuries from enabling the user to adjust their workstation by task, regardless of their height or arm length. This in turn promotes well-being and enhanced productivity and reduces  the risk of costly Workers Comp claims.

• The ergonomic lab benches are equipped with electric height adjustment features, allowing technicians to perform their varied tasks throughout the day at the correct hand height.
• This adjustability also enables technicians of different heights to share lab benches comfortably, whether one is 6’4 or the other is 5’2.

Available in many different sizes and configurations, our team can help create a lab where people feel great working and ergonomic injuries are prevented.

How is Standing Different at an Ergonomic Lab Bench versus a Static Bench?

Most labs use a standard 36 or 42 bench height for their employees, often providing a stool for sitting and standing options. However, these static heights do not suit all employees for the correct standing, leading to ergonomic issues and potential injuries. If the bench is too high, this can create discomfort in the back and shoulder. If it is too low, there can be issues with the neck and hands.

Electric controls allow users to adjust the bench height for each specific task, promoting a safer and more comfortable working environment.

Other Factors Included with Our Ergonomic Lab Benches

• Ergonomic lab benches ensure that the workspace is organized and user-friendly, keeping all essential items within easy reach.
• Monitors are elevated to prevent employees from constantly bending their necks to look down at laptops, promoting better posture.
• Proper lighting is crucial as it reduces eye strain and enhances focus, making the work environment more comfortable and efficient.

Call for a free consultation on how we can prevent ergonomic injuries, increase productivity and help your team feel great working.