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Creating a lab, do you need help? Laboratory Product Technical Consulting Contact (509)796-2599 A Certified WBE firm. (Woman Owned)

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Creating a lab? You need to select laboratory casework and fume hoods and lab counter tops?

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You will need sinks can you use regular stainless or should you have a lab grade a 316 stainless? Do you need epoxy or would scientific plastic sinks work better. What accessories will you need aspirators, standpipes, p-traps, dilution tanks, sink covers, tailpieces, bottle traps, carboys, tubs, fixtures for gas, air, vacumn, DI, mixing, eyewash units, showers?

Will you need balance tables, bins, lab freezers? We have everything from matting to lighting. We have seismic bracing kits for your bench top heavy or top heavy equipment. Is your fume hood seismic braced properly? Do you need spark arrestors or vent kits? Do you know which sink should not be used with acids? (stainless steel) Do you know which sink will hold up under special situations? Do you use dry ice, if so do not select epoxy. Do you want to clean the sink you have? We can help with supplies and information to solve your problems with surfaces and finishes.

Consider the following description a performance specification for laboratory cabinets. Cabinets should be capable of free standing use, self-supporting units not relying on adjoining units for use. Construction should be rigid box construction, all new materials with inherit chemical resistance. All edges finished or sealed. Units capable of being leveled and sealed. Do you need some units locked? Hardware to be concealed and coated with teflon and capable of adjustment and performance without noise or side to side movement. Minimum 100# capable load on drawers. All bases to have removeable back panels for access to pipe chase area typical of a lab application. Units should meet or exceed SEFA Standard as referenced in AWI. Components to be capable of reuse, relocation, reconfiguration. Sitting height Units should be capable of being changed from sitting height to standing or ADA height. Acid or solvent resistant optional materials can be added to interior as retrofit. T-Mold is not recommended as an edging material in any wet lab or chemical area. No laminate or wood casework in any lab that is used in petro chemical or fuel labs. Polyprop while very acid resistant produces very toxic smoke and fumes and adds fuel. Consider toxic fumes or smoke. Remember to consider doing some actual testing of materials to be used. Call to discuss or get a checklist and helpful hints. 509 796-2599. Aisle space - 5 foot and never less than 42 inch. Start a draft or layout in a corner and work to the next wall. Plan sink and hood locations so they are not in walkway or areas with traffic. Island should not be wider than 54 inches. A safety shower and eyewash should be located every 25 foot. Never use epoxy sinks if you work with dry ice or similar as it will pop just like an ice cube. We offer free a consult on one room labs. Fax a draft or email your draft.