China Doubles Sides Type Vertical Horizontal Laminar Air Flow Cabinet/Clean Bench/Laminar Flow Hoods

Basic Info

Packaging & Delivery

Product Description

The laboratory benches are also called laboratory workbenches, laboratory tables, laboratory workstations, are workbenches used by hospitals, schools, companies, chemical plants, scientific research institutes and other enterprises and institutions for experimental operation and placement of experimental instruments.

According to the placement position, they can be classified into central bench, side bench, and corner bench; according to the material, they can be classified into: all-steel laboratory bench, PP laboratory bench, steel-wood and stainless steel laboratory bench.

Laboratory benches and laboratory cabinets are the basic products of laboratory furniture. The cabinets include: fume hood (fume cupboard), medicine cabinet, reagent cabinet, vessel cabinet, hanging cabinet, safety cabinet etc.

PP laboratory benches are made of pure polypropylene panels. Because its unique chemical feature, PP furniture are excellent furniture for both strong and slight corrosive environment.

The Body
There are two kinds of materials used in making the body of a lab workbench MDF and CRCA steel. MDF is basically engineered wood and it is not recommended for lab usage. It can get easily damaged, is destructible by fire, and gets weathered fast.

The other option, Labkafe choice, is CRCA (Cold-Rolled Close Annealed) steel the best choice for any heavy furniture manufacturing. It is stronger than standard furniture steel, is very resistant to general weathering, and is quite affordable. The surfaces are coated with anti-chemical powder coating, making them impervious to most chemical reactions.

The Table Top
Labkafe provides two kinds of table tops for lab workbenches, one more popular than the other. The common option is 18mm thick natural granite perfected with machine polish and a chemical-resistant coating. This is very heavy but it's the most popular option.

The other option is the epoxy board top, which is much lighter in comparison and has a greater tensile strength but costs a motherlode more. They do look absolutely fine, though, with the ability to take various colors.

Other Lab Tables
While the above are the descriptions of the most common lab workbenches, there exists other types of them as well. For example, there is the geography lab display table where various rock and mineral samples can be displayed. Or, there is the hexagonal math lab table with many drawers. Labkafe can satisfy the lab furniture needs of any school, college, company, or institutes however large or small or intricate they are.

Workbench Countertop Material
ESD Laminate
Electro Static Dissipative (ESD) laminate uses a unique conductive layer to diffuse static electricity from your work surface to protect electronics and other static-sensitive devices from electric charges. Ideal for the semiconductor manufacturing industry.

Formica® Brand Laminate
Formica® Brand Laminate is a durable, wear & impact resistant material. Formica can be used in a variety of industries.

Phenolic Resin
Similar to epoxy resin countertops, Phenolic Resin countertops are lightweight, durable, resistant to most bacteria and fungus, and highly chemical resistant at a fraction of the price. These countertops are perfect for laboratories with continuous heat exposure up to 350°F (176°C).

Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel countertops are one of the easiest surfaces to maintain and aesthetically pleasing. Stainless steel is resistant to rust, corrosion, heat and is nonporous. Available in various grades, these countertops are commonly used in residential, industrial kitchens, laboratories and cleanroom, and manufacturing industries.

Butcher Block
Butcher Block Countertops are durable, easy to maintain, and best of all an affordable material. Butcher block is made from straight cuts of wood glued together into thick slabs. It stunning grain provides a premium look and feel. Its surface is soft and easy on glassware. Unlike laminate countertops, butcher blocks can be lightly sanded and reoiled when nicked or burned.

Workbench Size
An important factor to consider is the size of your workbench. Most workbenches range from 24 inches to 36 inches wide, 30 inches to 120 inches deep and 30 inches to 36 inches tall. Available space in your laboratory or cleanroom will dictate the bench size.

Mobile or Stationary
If your laboratory design is always evolving, a mobile work table may be the best for your environment. Heavy-duty locking casters, allows you to easily maneuver your work table around the laboratory and lock the table in place once its final resting spot has been selected. But, if your lab's design is not changing anytime soon, a stationary workbench might be ideal.

Accessories & Customization
Once you have decided on the perfect workbench for your laboratory or cleanroom, it is time to add accessories. Add-ons can help keep your workspace clean, organized and optimize your workflow. Some of the common accessories to add to a workbench are LED overhead lights, power plug and cords, adjustable top shelving, electric hydraulic system and much more.