It’s a buyer’s market. Not only when it comes to real estate, but also when it comes to employment. Right now there are not enough homes on the market for interested homebuyers to purchase and the same thing could be said for employees – there are more job openings to fill than ever before and less talent to choose from.
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You may have heard of a type of industrial furniture called a laminar flow workbench, but you might not be sure of exactly what it is or if you need one for your business.
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The importance of the fume hood in the laboratory environment cannot be underestimated. Neither can following fume hood safety guidelines when it comes to protecting employees who work with toxic or volatile chemicals and compounds.
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Fume hood safety should be one of the top considerations when looking for a new fume hood for your lab. Some techniques for ensuring fume hood safety in a lab are obvious, but some are less obvious, especially when the lab designer is not familiar with fume hood design and protocols.
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Phenolic resins are being used in many applications these days. But one of the most important uses is for laboratory countertops. Let's take a look at why it is one of the top choices in the lab.
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Many lab operators wonder why they should purchase lab furniture with the SEFA certification credential. After all, lab furniture is pretty much all the same, right?
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One of the most important pieces of equipment in any laboratory environment is the fume hood. Fume hoods, when used properly, help protect lab employees and students working with toxic or volatile chemicals and compounds.
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A quick Internet search for “industrial modern furniture” will produce a plethora of options. You will be presented with everything from coffee tables at World Market to shelving units at Crate a Barrel – items designed with an industrial look, featuring iron legs, unfinished wood and wire accents.
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Industrial environments demand a different caliber of furniture. Industrial workstations must be able to withstand the wear and tear that comes with a factory floor, a test laboratory, a workshop or whatever industrial space you might be outfitting. That said, how can you determine which workstations will outlive and outperform the rest?
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For almost two decades, the workplace has been transforming from the high-walled cubicle farmed landscape of the 80s and 90s to an open, collaborative space meant to attract and retain talent.
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