Product Description:

Features:

A laboratory island bench is a useful freestanding work surface for scientific experiments and research work. Generally, it takes a rectangular or square shape and is located in the center of a laboratory room, giving easy access from all sides to the researchers.

The laboratory island benches are customizable and flexible based on the specific requirements of different laboratories. Modular island benches make this convenience even better with the ability to add or extend accessories, shelving units, or components according to the lab's needs. These island benches are built to stand the wear and tear of laboratory work.

Whether used for chemical analysis, medical or pharmaceutical research, or other scientific practices, a laboratory island bench can create a work environment that is safe, efficient, and easy to manage. The bench's surface material can be selected to suit the applications of the lab, and the design can be modified to meet the laboratory's tasks without the need to replace the entire unit.

Technical Parameters:

The selection of material for laboratory island benches is crucial for ensuring durability and withstanding the rigors of a lab environment. Common materials used include stainless steel, phenolic resin, epoxy resin, or other chemically resistant materials. The material chosen should be easy to clean, resistant to chemicals, and durable.

The work surface of the laboratory island bench should provide stability and be suitable for conducting experiments, handling lab equipment, and performing various tasks. It should be smooth, non-porous, and resistant to scratches and chemicals. The surface should also be able to withstand moderate heat.

The construction of laboratory island benches should be robust and stable, with welded steel frames or reinforced construction being common for ensuring durability. The bench should have a sturdy frame and legs to support the weight of equipment and supplies.

Laboratory island benches often come with various storage options such as drawers, cabinets, or shelves. These storage features help keep lab supplies organized and readily accessible. The compartments should be designed to accommodate lab equipment and supplies efficiently in order to maximize workspace and functionality.

Utility fixtures such as sinks, gas outlets, electrical sockets, data ports, or fume hoods provide access to essential utilities and enhance the functionality of the bench for specific lab tasks. These fixtures should be integrated into the bench design in a way that doesn't interfere with workspace and efficiency.