A stable electric height-adjustable desk unit that can be used as a workbench.
With its 2 motors, 2-stage column, and square structure legs, it offers stability, making it recommended for work tables! It is manufactured by the reliable international brand "Okin."
The Electric Height Adjustable Desk Lift D77 is an electric height adjustable desk unit made by Oki. With a 2-motor, 2-stage column, and square-structured legs, it offers excellent stability and can be widely used from office desks to factory workstations. The simple button operation with a memory switch allows for smooth, stepless height adjustment with a stroke width of 500mm. Since only the electric height adjustable desk unit is sold, you can use your preferred tabletop. We also offer sales with a tabletop, so please contact us if you are interested. 【Features】 ■ Exceptional stability due to the 2-motor, 2-stage column, and square-structured legs! ■ Smooth stepless height adjustment with easy operation ■ Memory switch that can record up to three preferred heights ■ Load capacity of 100kg ■ Equipped with an impact sensor that automatically stops the lifting operation upon contact *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
basic information
Input: AC100V 50/60Hz Output: 24VDC Load Capacity: 1000N (maximum 100kg) Maximum Speed: 25mm/second Lifting Range: 500mm Minimum Height: 690mm Switch: Memory function (up to 3), LED display Collision Detection: Built-in sensor Noise Level: Below 48db Applicable Ambient Temperature: 0℃ to 40℃ Operating Conditions: 10% (for continuous operation of 2 minutes, 18 minutes rest) Compatible Table Size: Width within 1200mm to 1800mm, Depth within 800mm Color: White or Black
Price information
It may vary depending on specifications and quantity, so please inquire.
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P3
The quantity may vary depending on stock availability, so please inquire.
Applications/Examples of results
Factory workbench Assembly table Inspection table Office table Blood collection table Etc.
