53L137 - Walter Air Force Station Workbench Stand

Maximize Efficiency with the Walter Table Top Stand

The Walter 53L137 Table Top Stand is an essential accessory designed to enhance the functionality of your Walter Air Force refilling stations. In dynamic industrial environments, flexibility and accessibility are key to maintaining productivity. While wall-mounting is a common solution for chemical dispensers, it is not always feasible or optimal for every workspace layout. This robust table top stand bridges that gap, allowing you to position your Air Force PL or AF-PL refilling stations directly on workbenches, counters, or mobile stations where they are most accessible to your team.

Engineered with the same commitment to quality that defines Walter Surface Technologies, this stand is built from heavy-duty materials capable of withstanding the rigors of daily industrial use. Its sturdy base ensures that the refilling station remains stable during operation, preventing accidental tipping or movement when users are docking and undocking their sprayers. This stability is crucial for maintaining a safe and clean environment, minimizing the risk of spills or equipment damage.

Installation is straightforward, transforming your refilling system into a versatile, freestanding unit. This is particularly beneficial for facilities with limited wall space, glass partitions, or those that require the flexibility to reconfigure work cells frequently. By bringing the cleaning solution directly to the point of use, you reduce travel time for workers and encourage the regular use of eco-friendly, refillable spray systems. The Walter 53L137 is more than just a piece of hardware; it is a strategic addition to a lean, organized, and efficient maintenance operation.

Key Benefits for Your Workshop

• Versatile Placement: Eliminates the restriction of wall-only mounting, offering freedom to place stations on any flat surface.
• Rugged Durability: Constructed to endure harsh shop environments and heavy daily usage.
• Improved Ergonomics: Places refilling controls at a comfortable height for bench workers.