Aardwolf Trestle - 855N - AT8556

Aardwolf Trestle - 855N - AT8556

The Aardwolf Trestle - 855N is portable but can also be dyno-bolted to the floor for a permanent position. It can also be used on job sites or for factory fabrication. The rubber covering the rails is U.V. ray, acid and mark resistant. A heavy-duty, adjustable, powder-coated trestle to put all other trestles to shame.

What our Experts Think  

• Heavy-duty stone fabrication support system, the Aardwolf AT765N Trestle (765N) is designed for safely holding, supporting, and processing slabs of granite, marble, quartz, and engineered stone in workshops and job sites.
• High working load capacity of 1,000 kg (2,204 lb) makes it suitable for continuous professional use in fabrication environments handling large-format stone slabs.
• Adjustable rail width in 100 mm increments allows quick adaptation to different slab thicknesses and production setups, improving workflow flexibility.
• Rubber-lined support rails (UV, acid & mark resistant) protect finished stone surfaces from scratching, staining, or edge damage during fabrication and storage.
• Dual-purpose installation design, allowing the trestle to be used as a portable workstation or securely bolted to the floor for permanent fabrication lines.
• Rugged powder-coated steel frame (~53 kg net weight) ensures long-term durability and stability in demanding workshop conditions.
• Space-efficient industrial footprint, making it ideal for maximizing workflow organization without sacrificing slab accessibility or safety.

                 
Q&A  

Q: What is the Aardwolf Trestle 765N (AT7656) used for?
A: The AT765N is a heavy-duty adjustable stone fabrication trestle designed for supporting, storing, and handling slabs such as granite, marble, quartz, and engineered stone in workshops and job sites.

Q: What is the load capacity of the AT765N?
A: It has a working load limit of 1,000 kg (2,204 lb), making it suitable for heavy slab support and fabrication work.

Q: How does the AT765N design improve stability?
A: It uses a rigid steel frame with rubber-covered rails that resist UV, acid, and marking, helping protect slabs while keeping them stable during storage and processing.

Q: Can the AT765N be used in both workshop and site environments?
A: Yes. It is designed to be portable for job sites but can also be floor-bolted for permanent workshop installation, making it highly versatile.

Q: What are the key benefits of the AT765N?
A: It improves slab handling safety, reduces risk of edge damage, and provides a stable, adjustable support system for efficient fabrication and storage workflows.

                 
Maintenance Tips  

• Inspect frame, legs, and welds regularly for cracks, bending, or structural fatigue.
• Check all bolts, pins, and joints to ensure they are tight, secure, and properly aligned.
• Ensure rubber pads or contact surfaces are clean, intact, and replaced when worn to prevent material damage.
• Keep trestle surfaces free from stone dust, slurry, and debris to maintain stability and prevent corrosion.
• Verify stable placement on level ground before loading any material.
• Never exceed the rated load capacity (model-dependent) and distribute weight evenly across the trestle.
• Inspect any adjustable or locking components for smooth operation and secure engagement.
• Lubricate moving or adjustable parts lightly with machine oil where applicable.
• Store in a dry, covered area to prevent rust and extend service life.
• Remove from service immediately if structural damage, instability, or weld failure is detected.