Bora CK9S Centipede 4ft x 4ft x 30in Workstand

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• Overview
  Whether you’re working offsite at a job or in a makeshift workshop, you need a work support that’s lightweight, portable, and durable.

  The Bora Centipede CK9S Workstand is the most flexible solution for your job site, workspace, or workshop. It sets up a a 4ft x 4ft workstation in mere seconds—no assembly required—so your entire worksite is ready in a few minutes. It’s versatile enough to easily set up indoors or outdoors to meet your needs for any project or installation.

  Flexible yet tough, the Centipede allows you to create a moveable custom workspace that supports 3500 lbs.—perfect for any equipment from power tools and heavy machinery to finished projects and glue-ups.

  • Heavy-Duty Steel Construction: Struts are flexible to absorb the impact from heavy objects and machinery, and durable enough to ensure long-lasting, smooth operation.
  • Variety of Sizes: Choose from four sizes to find the right Centipede for your job. The larger the workstation, the more weight it can hold.
  • Durable Polymer P-Tops: P-Tops at each point of contact won’t mark the surface of your project or let saw blades cause potential damage to struts.
  • Room for Accessories: P-Tops feature 360-degree rotational spin and can accommodate all
  • Centipede accessories to expand worksite capabilities.
  • Create a 4ft x 4ft workstation.
  • Foled Dimentions: 8.75" x 9.25" x 38.5"

  Technical Information:

  • Product Name: Centipede 4ft x 4ft x 30in Unit, 4 X-Cups, 4 Clamps, C/S Bag
  • Country of Manufacture: China
  • Item Height: 38.5 inches
  • Item Length: 9 inches
  • Item Weight: 10 pounds
  • Item Width: 9 inches
  • Model Number: CK9S
  • Style: Work Station
  • Cutting Diameter: 1 Inches
  • Measurement System: Metric
  • Battery Included?: No
  • Warranty: 1 Year

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  Proposition 65 requires the state to maintain and update a list of chemicals known to the state to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity.