What sizes does this bench come in?
Two sizes are available. The EWB-6030 has a 60" x 30" work surface, and the EWB-7236 has a 72" x 36" surface. Both are the same manual adjustable ergonomic work bench and differ only in the size of the top. Check your available floor space and the reach depth your task needs before choosing between them.
What do the two models cost?
The EWB-6030 is $2,486.29 and the EWB-7236 is $2,558.01, so the price range across the line is $2,486.29 to $2,558.01. The larger top is the only difference reflected in that price. Prices shown are for the bench itself; freight and any accessories are quoted separately and are not part of these figures.
Does the bench need electrical power?
No. Height adjustment on these EWB models is manual, so the bench does not need an electrical supply, compressed air, or a control box to raise and lower the top. That makes it usable in work cells with no outlet nearby. If you need powered or foot-switch adjustment, this manual series is not the right choice.
What is the height adjustment range and load capacity?
Those figures are not listed in the published specifications for this series, so we cannot state them here. The data we publish covers model number, work surface size, price, origin, and warranty. Ask for the manufacturer's spec sheet for the specific model number before ordering if your application depends on an exact height range or rated load.
Where is this bench made, and what warranty comes with it?
It is made in the USA by Vestil Manufacturing and carries a 1-Year Limited warranty. The warranty is the manufacturer's standard limited coverage; terms, exclusions, and the claim process are set by Vestil. No extended or on-site service plan is included at the listed price.
Who is this bench suited to, and who should look at something else?
It suits assembly, inspection, packing, and repair stations where one operator, or operators of different heights across shifts, need the work surface set to a comfortable level and left there. It is less suited to operations that require frequent height changes during a shift, or to any task needing a rated capacity, since none is published.
