FlexBench: Quick Fit Check

Best suited for

• Shops repairing damaged panels before painting
• Technicians sanding, filling or shaping doors, bumpers and large panels
• Workshops needing stable support for preparation work

In daily use

• Panel stays stable during sanding and filler work
• Bench length adjusts to match panel size
• Reduces panel movement while repairing damage
• Creates a controlled preparation stage before moving to a paint stand

Overview

The Flexible FlexBench is an adjustable repair and sanding workstation designed for the preparation stage of collision repair. Its extending concertina design allows the bench length to be increased or reduced so the support matches the panel being repaired.

Technicians often repair panels on fixed benches, trestles or improvised supports. When the panel overhangs the support it shifts during sanding and filling, which makes accurate repair difficult and increases the risk of damage.

Adjustable Length Support

The FlexBench expands and contracts to support panels of different sizes. Smaller parts can be held securely while large panels such as doors, tailgates and bumpers can be supported across their length.

Because the support matches the panel, the technician can work on the repair instead of stabilising the part.

Optional Panel Support Arms

Optional support arms allow panels to be mounted rather than simply resting on the bench surface. This is especially useful when sanding edges or shaping filler areas.

The panel remains secure and does not shift while pressure is applied during sanding or repair.

Repair Accuracy

Filler shaping and sanding require a stable panel. If the panel flexes, the repaired surface becomes uneven and may require rework.

The FlexBench supports the panel evenly so it does not rock or move, allowing accurate sanding and shaping before painting.

Workflow Position

The FlexBench is intended for the repair and preparation stage only. Panels are repaired and sanded on the bench and then transferred to a Flexible stand for painting and curing.

This separation keeps paint stands clean and allows each workstation to perform a specific role in the repair process.

Ergonomics

Holding or stabilising a panel while repairing it forces awkward body positioning. A supported panel allows the technician to work in a more natural posture and reduces fatigue.

Construction

The FlexBench is Danish-engineered for daily collision repair use. The expanding structure is designed to handle repeated adjustment and panel handling during preparation work.

Typical Use

The FlexBench suits workshops that want a dedicated preparation workstation for sanding and repair before moving panels to paint equipment.

It provides a stable platform for repairing panels accurately before they progress to the paint stage.