Testing table
STL
Sensory table linear
The same technology as a straight run: L-shape, U-shape, open or closed, adaptable to any room.
The rectangular shape of the working places opens endless options: L or U forms, open or closed constructions. The width of the worktop is adjustable, so the number of seats adapts to the room instead of the other way round.
- Seats per run
- 6
- Wall travel
- 500mm
- Length
- 3250mm




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In detail
What makes the STL different.



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Back to back
Three seats per side. Nobody faces another tester, not even with the walls lowered.
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For narrow rooms
Needs far less width than a round table and can stand against a wall or window front.
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Any basic shape
Straight run, L or U — the row follows the room, not the room the row.
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Same platform
The same lighting, worktop and operation as on the ST.
Partition walls
500 millimetres that change everything.
Raised, every tester works alone. Lowered, the STL is one table the panel can talk across. Same furniture, one button.

Wall height 1258 mm
Eight separate seats — nobody sees what the others do.
Dimensions and technical data.
Outer dimensions in millimetres, measured from the construction data.
- Testing seats
- 6 (3 per side), extendable
- Layouts
- linear, L-shape, U-shape
- Footprint (6 seats)
- 3250 × 2050 mm
- Partition lowered
- 758 mm
- Partition raised
- 1258 mm
- Worktop
- Solid Surface (Corian)
- Lighting
- LED RGB + daylight 3000 K, 24 V
- Test standard
- DIN 10962
Plan the STL for your lab.
Send us a floor plan and the number of seats you need — you get a layout and a solid estimate back.
More from the range
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ST The flagship: at the push of a button a conference table becomes eight shielded testing seats. -
CLT The table for computer aided sensory analysis: assessments are recorded digitally at the seat. -
SCS The full testing cabin — shielded, lit, with a pass-through to the preparation room. -
SCS light The functional entry into booth testing — to the same standard, with less equipment. -
SCS partition An existing table becomes a testing seat — plugged together without tools, removable at any time.