Laboratory furniture is specialized furniture designed to meet the unique needs of a laboratory environment. It is built to be durable, resistant to chemicals, and easy to clean, ensuring a safe and efficient workspace for scientific research, experiments, and other lab-related activities. Here are some common types of lab furniture:

1. Laboratory Benches and Workstations:
   • Benchtops: Typically made from materials like epoxy resin, phenolic resin, stainless steel, or high-pressure laminate, these surfaces are resistant to chemicals, heat, and moisture.
   • Workstations: Often modular and customizable, these workstations may include integrated sinks, gas outlets, and storage cabinets.
2. Fume Hoods:
   • Chemical Fume Hoods: Enclosures designed to safely handle volatile chemicals by venting hazardous fumes outside the lab.
   • Laminar Flow Hoods: Provide a sterile environment by filtering air and directing it in a smooth flow, often used in microbiology and pharmaceutical labs.
3. Laboratory Storage Cabinets:
   • Chemical Storage Cabinets: Specifically designed to store hazardous materials, these cabinets are often fire-resistant and ventilated.
   • General Storage Cabinets: Used for storing lab equipment, supplies, and glassware, often made from metal or chemical-resistant laminate.

Applications

• Pharmaceutical and Manufacturing Facilities: Custom lab furniture and clean room solutions.
• Industrial and Warehousing Facilities: Electrical installations and ongoing maintenance for large operations.
• Transportation Infrastructure: Specialized lighting and electrical maintenance for railways and metro systems.
• Educational Institutions: Electrical contracting services for schools, ensuring safety and compliance.

Features

• Turnkey Electrical Contracting: Inclusive of supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of electrical systems.
• Custom Manufacturing Solutions: Production of lab furniture, fire-rated doors, and clean room partitions.
• Project Liaisoning: Assistance in obtaining electrical load sanctions and power distribution approvals.
• Ongoing Maintenance Services: Annual contracts for electrical system upkeep to ensure operational continuity.
• Expert Workforce: A dedicated team of engineers, supervisors, and technicians to manage every project phase.