Lab Design Trends for 2021
As the pace of research and development has accelerated dramatically, the need for laboratories to produce timely, accurate results has increased.
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5 Must-Haves For Your Custom Industrial Workbench
Having the ability to customize your industrial workbench is a great step toward improving the safety, efficiency and workflow of your space.
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Why The Phenolic Resin Countertop Is In High Demand Today
The challenges that face laboratories today are complex.
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5 Golden Rules Of Fume Hood Lab Safety
Fume hoods are one of the most important pieces in a laboratory. Not used correctly, however, and they can be one of the most dangerous pieces.
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Why Industrial Look Furniture Isn’t Good Enough For Your Lab
Industrial furniture is a significant investment for any lab. The furniture you choose has a direct impact on the cleanliness, productivity and safety of your lab.
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Ducted Fume Hoods vs Ductless Fume Hoods
Businesses use laboratories in a multitude of ways these days. And, with tight budgets, limited square footage, changing business dynamics and safety considerations involved, businesses sometimes struggle when it comes to purchasing lab furniture.
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Does My Lab Need Clean Room Garments?
If your application uses a clean room, you may need some level of additional protection in the form of garments.
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What Is A Fume Hood Sash?
A fume hood sash is a glass door located at the front of the fume hood that opens and closes, serving as a doorway to the workstation. The sash is an important safety component, offering protection and containment from dangerous chemicals and other materials.
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What Should Your Mobile Industrial Workbench Include?
Choosing the right industrial workbench is important to maintaining an efficient space. When that workbench must be mobile, however, simple additions can keep workflow moving and productivity high.
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A Fume Hood Safety Checklist For Everyday Use
According to industry guidelines, fume hoods should be inspected at least every 18 months.
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