Laboratory Furniture Introduction

Laboratory furniture is different from household furniture and office furniture used in daily life.Laboratory furniture is often in contact with water,electricity, gas, chemicals and instruments and equipment, so it puts forward higher requirements for the structure and material of furniture.Laboratory furniture must have the characteristics of acid and alkali resistance and corrosion resistance.

The following is an overview of several key types of laboratory furniture and their characteristics:

1.Experimental workbench: As the core area of the laboratory, the experimental workbench needs to have a stable structure, durable countertop and reasonable layout to support various complex experimental operations. According to different materials, it can be divided into various types such as wood, steel, stainless steel and special corrosion-resistant materials.

2.Ventilation cabinet: lt is specially designed to deal with harmful gases, steam or particulate matter. The ventilation cabinet ensures the air quality in the laboratory and protects the health of the experimenters through an efficient exhaust system. lts design needs to meet safety standards to ensure accurate and effective airflow control.

3.Locker series: including medicine cabinets, reagent cabinets, instrument cabinets, etc.These cabinets are not only used to store various items required for experiments, but also need to have moisture-proof, dustproof, fireproof and other characteristics to ensure the safety and integrity of the items.

4.Safety facilities: such as emergency eye washing stations, shower devices, etc. are an important part of the laboratory safety system and can quickly provide necessary rescue measures in case of emergency.

5. Auxiliary furniture: such as experimental stools, experimental tables, sinks, etc. Although these furniture seem simple, they play a significant role in improving the efficiency and comfort of the experiment. Their design needs to conform to the principles of ergonomics to ensure that the experimenters can maintain a comfortable working condition for a long time.