Built as a Style B design, the Machining & Welding 2000 LB Style B Mat Stand carries a 2,000 pound working load limit at 18 inches tall.

Facilities that rotate mats between job sites use stands like this to keep inventory organized and easy to inspect between uses.

Steel construction throughout gives the stand the strength to support heavy mats without tipping or settling unevenly.

Keeping mats off the ground protects them from moisture and debris that can shorten their service life.

Equipment like this shows up across a wide range of industries, from steel fabrication and machine shops to warehousing, construction, and vehicle service centers. Anywhere crews need to move a load overhead in a controlled, repeatable way, a purpose-built lift beam or crane keeps the job safer and faster than improvised rigging. Once a facility standardizes on the right lifting equipment for its typical loads, operators spend less time rigging and more time actually getting work done.

Good lifting practice starts before the load ever leaves the ground: confirm the working load limit fits the job, check that all hardware is in good condition, and keep the load centered to avoid uneven strain on the rigging. These habits matter as much as the equipment itself, and they cost nothing beyond a few extra minutes of attention before each pick, which is a fair trade for a safer shop floor.

Well-built rigging hardware holds its rated capacity through years of regular use, provided it is inspected and stored properly between jobs. A dry, organized storage area away from corrosive chemicals or extreme temperature swings goes a long way toward extending the service life of steel components.

The specifications below cover everything you need to check compatibility with your equipment.

Order the Machining & Welding 2000 LB Style B Mat Stand rated to 2,000 pounds for your mat storage needs.

Product Info:
•  Capacity: 2,000 lbs
•  Style: B
•  Height: 18 in
•  Width: 35.5 in
•  Shipping Weight: 75 lbs