Being an owner of Lab Furniture company, one has to take responsibility of supplying quality products. But, what if you want absolutely correct product for your laboratory? Zebalabs always helps its consumers with a straight forward approach of all the crucial details. It is important for the buyer to understand the types of lab furniture materials. If they do not perform a thorough research on the stuff they intend to buy then they might end up getting an unsuitable match. This will obstruct them to maintain their laboratories. Below we discuss about the material of the furniture being used in labs, so that a buyer considers every minute detail:
- Stainless Steel – This is quite expensive option to go for. If someone wants that kind of lab furniture material which can very well handle the wear and tear then they must go for it. It is of non-porous material and quite suitable for those organizations where hygiene is of prime importance. Stainless steels also do not catch rust which is why these are most suitable to those labs where moisture is present.
- Metal – For those who have big budget to invest in labs, this is the most cost-effective and sturdy solution to sustain. It is not suitable for all applications, although it is quite frequently used in the commercial markets. It could be a lab bench, lab stool, lab chair, fume cupboard, or anything else. The metallic texture could be well maintained and it looks magnificent on the exterior as well.
- Plastic Laminate – For those who have a limited budget, it is a fine option to choose for. The buyers must also go for chemical-resistant coating, depending on the type of lab furniture they would be using it. The plastic laminate wears out very soon and have shortest lifespan as compared to all other types of laboratory furniture materials. Hence, if someone still goes for this option, a high maintenance would be greatly required.
- Wood – Its cost is lesser than stainless steel. It looks elegant but cannot sustain for longer time. Therefore, if someone wants something that holds up longer then they must choose a different option.
- Polypropylene – It can tolerate extreme conditions as per the environment given and usage of acidic things while experimenting. It can be therefore maintained for longer duration. This is the reason why it is expensive while purchasing.
- Phenolic Resin – It resists corrosion. This means that these can resist wet areas and where the acidic substances are in greater use. Its cost is less than stainless steel and has nearly same lifespan. Depending on the preference based on the quality and looks, one is free to choose between phenolic resin and stainless steel.
One may also opt for combination of different materials, where some stuffs are made of wood, others could be from stainless steel, or metal, or anything else. We do show the samples of the materials we offer. We have the whole catalogue of a wide range of laboratories where we have installed all the above mentioned materials. Zebalabs suggests you with the most suitable option to go for, depending on your organization's budget and other crucial requirements.
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