How to Choose Lab Bench Cabinets?

1. Standard laboratories (hospitals, schools, general research institutions, general testing units, food factories, bio-factories, new energy factories, pharmaceutical factories) can choose either a conventional steel-wood laboratory bench or a full steel laboratory bench. The steel-wood bench offers a high cost-performance ratio, while the full steel bench is highly praised for its long lifespan and strong load-bearing capacity.

2. Strong Acid and Alkali Laboratory: Requires experimental tables made of polypropylene (PP) material. PP tables offer the advantage of resistance to strong acids and alkalis, capable of withstanding various highly corrosive chemicals during experiments. Their drawback is that their load-bearing capacity is significantly lower than that of full-steel tables. However, they can still support over 100 kilograms per square meter without any issues.

3. High-Temperature Laboratory: The cabinet section can be made of steel-wood material or all-steel material; do not use PP material cabinets. The countertop must be made of marble or ceramic.

4. Dimensions and Structure: The size of the lab cabinets should be selected based on the lab's area and usage requirements, taking into account the number of personnel during experimental operations.

Structurally, laboratory cabinets typically require multiple functional modules, including multi-layer drawers, storage cabinets, sink units, and power outlets.