Tool-Less Assembly: Use innovative "Washer," "Horizontal," and "Rotating" locking mechanisms to assemble or reconfigure your station in minutes with minimal hardware.Infinite Reconfigurability: Easily adjust the length and height of the station to meet specific ergonomic needs or shift-change requirements.Reduced Logistics Costs: The piece-part design allows the station to ship in a dense, cost-effective footprint, significantly lowering total cost of ownership compared to pre-welded units.Achieve a more flexible and cost-effective shipping zone with our Modular Industrial Pack Station. Designed to solve the challenges of rigid workspace layouts and high freight costs, this station utilizes a piece-part assembly system that ships compactly and builds quickly. Engineered with heavy-duty A-36 HR steel and robust tube legs, it provides a stable, long-lasting surface for high-volume packaging operations. Its modular nature ensures that your workspace can evolve alongside your SKU profiles and facility requirements.
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The Jtec Pack Station is a reconfigurable industrial work surface designed around a modular piece-part assembly system. Its adjustable frame and interchangeable tabletop design allow the station to support changing packing or production requirements. The correct configuration depends on the tasks performed, required work-surface size, operator needs, available floor space, and materials handled.
The Pack Station has an approximate footprint of 60.24 inches long by 19.93 inches wide by 28.76 inches high. Its estimated weight is 120 pounds. Because the station can be reconfigured in length and height, final dimensions may vary based on the selected tabletop, frame arrangement, and application requirements.
Yes. The Pack Station includes adjustable legs and feet that allow its working height to be changed for different workspace requirements. This adjustability can help position the work surface around the operator and the packing task. The preferred height depends on operator needs, package dimensions, handling frequency, and any adjoining carts or conveyors.
The Pack Station is constructed using 0.188-inch A-36 hot-rolled steel and 1.5-inch by 1.5-inch by 0.120-inch tube legs. These components form the station’s industrial frame. The appropriate configuration should be selected around the expected workload, tabletop requirements, equipment placement, and materials used during the packing or production process.
Yes. Its modular design supports interchangeable tabletops and allows the station to be resized in both length and height. This makes it possible to adapt the workspace as processes, products, or operator requirements change. The extent of each reconfiguration depends on the selected components, tabletop dimensions, application, and available floor space.
The Pack Station uses specialized locking mechanisms intended to reduce the need for tools and separate hardware during setup. These include washer, horizontal, and rotating lock designs. This piece-part assembly approach supports easier setup and reconfiguration when the workstation layout changes. Exact assembly steps and tool requirements depend on the selected Pack Station configuration.
