RWB-2D
Heavy-duty Ranger workbench with two drawers, one shelf and nearly 12 sq. ft. of work area.
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Professional Shop Workstations
Workbenches
Build a dependable workstation around the way your shop actually works. Ranger heavy-duty workbenches provide dedicated space for everyday repair, assembly, teardown and equipment service.
Choose from drawer storage, open shelving or a purpose-built teardown configuration with fluid containment.
Choose Your
Workbench
Workbench
Three workbenches. Three different shop setups.
Ranger's workbench lineup gives you a choice between drawer storage, additional open shelving and a dedicated teardown configuration. Start with how you use the workspace, then choose the bench built around that job.
Drawer Storage
RWB-2D
Heavy-duty workbench with two drawers and one shelf, providing nearly 12 sq. ft. of work area for projects of varying sizes.
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Open Storage
RWB-2S
Full-size heavy-duty shop workbench with two shelves and nearly 14 sq. ft. of work area.
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Teardown Work
RWB-1TD
Heavy-duty teardown workbench with fluid catch, combining a work surface, teardown table and storage center in one shop station.
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Selection Guide
Choose By Workflow
Need enclosed storage? Start with the 2D. Prefer open shelving and more work area? Consider the 2S. Doing component teardown? Look at the 1TD.
Shop
Workbenches
Workbenches
Heavy-Duty Workbenches for Sale
Compare Ranger workbenches for general shop work, organized storage and component teardown. Browse all three current models below.
When working on important projects you’ll need a reliable workbench if you want any hope of getting it done on time. Ranger offers a line of large and heavy-gauge steel workbenches that are specifically made to handle the physical and daily toll from being in a busy shop. There are three variations to suit your needs. The RWB-2S is a full size shop workbench with two high-quality shelves and offers almost 14 sq. ft. of work area. The RWB-2D offers almost 12 sq. ft. and is perfect for working on projects of all sizes. The RWB-1TD is a combination workbench, teardown table, and storage center. It will add some versatility to your workplace.
Workbench
Guide
Guide
Choose the workbench around the job.
All three Ranger models provide a dedicated heavy-duty shop workstation, but their layouts serve different needs. The main decision is whether your priority is drawer storage, open shelving or component teardown.
Organized Storage
RWB-2D
Two drawers provide dedicated storage at the workbench, while a lower shelf adds space for larger equipment and supplies.
Open-Shelf Storage
RWB-2S
Two shelves and nearly 14 sq. ft. of work area make the RWB-2S the open-storage option in the current lineup.
Component Service
RWB-1TD
The teardown configuration combines the workstation with a fluid catch and storage for service work involving removed components.
Before You Choose
Think About Workflow
Consider what happens at the bench most often and whether storage organization, open access or teardown capability matters most to your shop.
Ranger Workbench Lineup
Compare the three current models.
Each workbench has a distinct layout, making the lineup easy to narrow down by the type of work and storage you need at the station.
RWB-2S
Full-size Ranger shop workbench with two shelves and nearly 14 sq. ft. of work area.
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Combination workbench, teardown table and storage center with a fluid-catch configuration.
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Selection
Criteria
Criteria
What matters at your workstation?
A workbench becomes part of the shop's everyday workflow. Think beyond available floor space and consider how tools, parts and service work will move through the station.
01
Storage Style
Decide whether drawers for smaller items or open shelving for quick access better matches your workflow.
02
Work Area
Consider the size of the parts, tools and assemblies that regularly need to share the work surface.
03
Service Type
General repair and assembly have different workstation needs than component teardown and fluid-related work.
04
Shop Workflow
Place the workstation where tools, parts and equipment can move efficiently through the service process.
Simple Selection
Start with what happens on the bench.
Drawer storage points toward the RWB-2D. Open shelving and a larger work area point toward the RWB-2S. For teardown work where fluid containment matters, start with the RWB-1TD.
Need Help Choosing?
Build a better shop workstation.
Contact Wrenchers for help comparing Ranger workbenches and selecting the configuration that fits your shop.