Rotating Workstation Technical Parameters
Introduction
Rotating workstations are ideal for providing a quick, efficient way for workers to access information and reduce downtime due to switching tasks. The stationary, rotatable design allows for access from all angles and facilitates faster, easier workflow. For example, when typing, a user can switch quickly from the keyboard to the screen and see the information they need without adjusting their chair or having to stand.
This makes it a great option for any office, lab, or other workspace where multiple workers must rotate their tasks or positions. Certain models may be tall or short to accommodate different heights and tasks. Additionally, certain models include motorized adjustable height options.
Size
There are several size and shape options when it comes to choosing a rotating workstation. The most common is the L- or U-shaped corner module, typically sized to fit into a standard cubicle or desk area. Rectangular, electric-adjustable platforms are also available that can be articulated from standing height to seated and back again. These larger platforms are ideal for workstations in larger rooms or for tasks that require a more expansive workspace.
Height and Mobility
The most common rotating workstations are available in both manual and motorized adjustable height options. Manual models are simpler and more economical, while electric-powered, adjustable stations utilize dual motors that can adjust the top surface from a sitting to a standing position or anywhere in between. Some models are even designed with memory settings so you can store your preferred sitting or standing heights.
Many manual and motorized models feature an adjustable base that allows you to maneuver the workstation from side to side or into tight corners, as well as raise and lower it for additional adjustability.
Storage
Depending on the model, some rotating workstations are available with integrated storage solutions, including drawers, shelves, and cup holders.
Materials
Most rotating workstations are constructed from melamine-covered chipboard for a durable surface and contemporary look. Some models may also be available in laminate or other finishes.
Conclusion
A rotating workstation is an ideal option to maximize workspace efficiency, reduce downtime, and promote healthier posture. The size, height, mobility, and storage features of various models allow you to choose the best option for your needs.
