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60" Below-Top Sorter Unit for Stackbin Workbenches

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60" Below-Top Sorter Unit for Stackbin WorkbenchesUpgrade organization on your Stackbin bench with this 60" L 18" H below top sorter unit. Designed to mount beneath the worksurface of compatible Stackbin workbenches, it adds a convenient, easy access shelf area for tools, parts, and supplieswithout taking up valuable workspace. Built for flexibility, the adjustable shelves can be reconfigured anytime to match changing tasks or workflows. Whether your setup is a heavy duty workbench for industrial

Upgrade organization on your Stackbin bench with this 60" L × 18" H below-top sorter unit. Designed to mount beneath the worksurface of compatible Stackbin workbenches, it adds a convenient, easy-access shelf area for tools, parts, and supplies—without taking up valuable workspace.

Built for flexibility, the adjustable shelves can be reconfigured anytime to match changing tasks or workflows. Whether your setup is a heavy duty workbench for industrial environments, a steel workbench in a fabrication shop, or an adjustable workbench used for precision assembly, this sorter unit keeps essentials tidy and within reach. Proudly made in the USA since 1931, it’s engineered specifically for 72" benches and finished in durable baked-enamel standard colors, with custom colors available (additional fee).

Key Features:

  • 60" L × 18" H below-top sorter unit mounts beneath Stackbin worksurfaces
  • Adjustable shelves for fast, tool-free reconfiguration
  • Optimized for Stackbin 72" benches; accessory integrates seamlessly
  • Durable steel construction suited for industrial workbench environments
  • Available in standard baked-enamel finishes; custom colors offered
  • Proudly made in the USA since 1931

Ideal for teams standardizing storage on a custom workbench setup or enhancing efficiency on a mobile workbench station. While not intended for stand-alone use, this accessory is a smart add-on for any Stackbin steel workbench—portable workbench carts and fixed benches alike—creating cleaner, safer, and more productive work areas.

Pair with Stackbin’s heavy duty workbench systems to streamline parts staging, tool access, and workflow organization across industrial workbench applications.

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