Workbench with 90° Adjustable Table and Bench Vise GEKO G10872

GEKO G10872 is a workshop workbench featuring a table surface that adjusts to 90° and a built-in bench vise. It provides a stable flat worktop for general workshop tasks and a fixed clamping point for holding workpieces securely during assembly, repair and cutting operations. The combination of an adjustable tabletop and integrated vise supports accurate positioning and steady support for metalworking and woodworking tasks.

Advantages

The adjustable table allows the work surface to be set at a vertical 90° position, enabling tasks that require edge or upright clamping without additional fixtures. The integrated bench vise offers a permanent clamping solution that keeps components steady while you saw, file, drill or assemble. The workbench is constructed for stability during manual operations and to reduce movement or vibration when force is applied. Its straightforward design supports efficient workflow and quick transitions between flat and upright working positions.

Suitable for

• General assembly and repair work in home and professional workshops
• Metalworking tasks that require secure clamping and accurate alignment
• Woodworking operations including sawing, planing and sanding with a fixed support
• Drilling, filing and finishing small to medium-sized workpieces

Key specifications

• Adjustable table surface with a 90° upright position for vertical clamping
• Integrated bench vise for fixed clamping during operations
• Stable work surface designed to minimize movement under load
• Suitable for manual metalworking and woodworking tasks

How to use

Position the workbench on a level surface and secure its feet if adjustable supports are provided. Place the workpiece on the tabletop and use the bench vise to clamp it firmly; if the task requires edge or upright holding, rotate or adjust the table to the 90° position and reclamp the workpiece against the upright surface. Operate cutting, drilling or filing tools with steady, controlled motions while monitoring the clamping pressure to avoid damaging the workpiece. Release clamps only after tools have stopped and the workpiece is stable.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when performing cutting or grinding. Regularly check the vise jaws and table fastenings for wear or loosening and tighten as needed. For best clamping life, keep mating surfaces clean and apply light lubrication to moving parts following the manufacturer's maintenance guidance.