Lab Cabinets
Laboratory furniture is manufactured from many different materials. Product selection is determined by weighing factors such as price, durability, corrosion resistance, appearance, functionality, and availability.
The criteria for the selection of lab cabinets must be based on your type of lab work, budget, durability issues, and long term plans:
Metal Cabinets – These lab cabinets have been the industry standard for many years. They are highly durable and moderately priced.
Phenolic Resin Cabinets – These laboratory cabinets are very durable, can be manufactured in custom sizes and configurations. They are ideal for wet and corrosive environments
Polypropylene Cabinets – Ideal for metal free and corrosive environments. High Cost.
Stainless Steel Cabinets – These lab cabinets used in labs that require decontamination.
Plastic Laminate Cabinets – These are lower durability and used when cost savings are an issue.
Mobile Benches – These are manufactured from high-quality steel and used when flexibility is an issue.
Options: ( Not available in all lines )
- Flammable Storage
- Acid Storage
- Vacuum Pump Cabinets
- Units on Casters
- Custom sizes and configurations
- File Drawers
- Pull-Out Shelves
- Locks
- Sliding Knee Space Panels
The most widely used product for laboratories is metal lab cabinets. Steel laboratory furniture is popular because of its durability and reasonable cost. It has been the work horse of commercial and industrial labs for decades. The new millennium has brought new products and innovative manufacturing designs to the lab furniture industry. Many of today’s customers demand the flexibility of modular or “moveable” furniture systems. Others require a more updated look to impress the customers who visit their labs. The design professionals at Traxle are here to help you make the decisions that make the most sense for your business.
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