Do sit-stand desks require lubrication of mechanical parts?

Whether a sit-stand desk needs to use lubricants to lubricate the mechanical parts depends mainly on factors such as the design of the desk, the frequency of use, the material of the mechanical parts, and the wear and tear.
Generally speaking, if the lifting system or other mechanical parts of the sit-stand desk use metal gears, bearings and other components that need lubrication, and there are signs of increased noise and uneven lifting during use, then lubricants are likely to be needed to keep them in good operating condition.
The main function of lubricants is to reduce friction, reduce wear, prevent corrosion and extend service life. For sit-stand desks, proper lubrication can not only reduce friction and wear between mechanical parts, improve the sensitivity and stability of the lifting system, but also reduce noise and improve user comfort.
However, it should be noted that not all sit-stand desks require regular lubrication. If the desk is reasonably designed, made of good materials, not frequently used, and has less wear on mechanical parts, frequent lubrication may not be required. In addition, when choosing lubricants, it is also necessary to choose the appropriate type and brand according to the material of the mechanical parts and the working environment to ensure lubrication effect and safe use.
In summary, whether a sit-stand desk needs to use lubricants to lubricate mechanical parts needs to be judged based on the specific situation. If there are signs that lubrication is needed during use, it is recommended to consult a professional in time or follow the product instructions.