Oct 5, 2026Buying Guides
Manual Crank Desk Frames: Where the SHM210 Fits in a B2B Programme
The catalogue's manual crank desk frame measured on height range, load and tabletop fit for programme buyers.
What is a manual crank desk frame?
A manual crank desk frame adjusts the desktop height with a hand-operated crank instead of a motor, so no input voltage is applicable. The catalogue lists the SHM210 Manual Crank Desk Frame under manual crank desk frames on page 11.
How does the SHM210 adjust height?
The SHM210 uses a two-stage 80 x 50 mm column with a 700-1150 mm height range. The maximum adjustment speed is 6 mm per crank cycle, which is enough for set-once or occasional height changes rather than frequent sit-stand switching.
How much load can it carry and which tabletops fit?
The load capacity is 800 N, the same rating as the catalogue's electric single-motor frames. The SHM210 is listed for tabletops 1200-1600 mm wide and 600-800 mm deep, which covers standard single workstations.
Where do crank frames fit in a programme?
Because the frame runs without a motor or controller, the crank design suits rooms where desks are set to a fixed height and adjusted rarely: training rooms, workshop and storage counters, and refresh programmes that specify electric functions only for selected desks. Colors are white, black and grey.
What should a buyer send for confirmation?
Send the tabletop size against the 1200-1600 x 600-800 mm range, the required height span, the load and the color so the SHM210 configuration can be confirmed from the catalogue.
