Tables and workstations for conservation and bookbinding studios – self-healing cutting mats, dust and fume extraction table systems, shelving dryers for documents, bookbinding cradles, work trays, and workstations for cleaning historical objects. These are the elements that create an ergonomic, safe, and functional working environment. – the foundation of every well-organised workshop.
A conservation workbench is where all work on an object takes place – from initial examination, through cutting and gluing, to drying and final inspection. A properly organised workspace should provide adequate work surface, protection from dust and fumes, and access to tools without needing to take yourself away from the object. Workbench extraction systems are a key safety element – they remove dust generated during cutting, sanding, and cleaning, protecting both the worker's health and the object from contamination.
Self-healing cutting mats protect your conservation table from damage and provide a stable, non-slip surface for working with craft knives and scalpels. Available in sizes from A4 to A1, they can be adapted to the size of your workspace. The printed grid makes it easy to cut precisely at an angle and measure dimensions without an additional ruler. Self-healing mats automatically seal cuts, ensuring a smooth surface for years of use.
Cleaning stations for historical artefacts integrate an extraction system with the work surface, creating a contained environment for working with collections.
