Laboratory working table

stainless steel

Labflex’s worktops for laboratories and more, can be tailored in various dimensions and materials. All our worktops can be fitted with a sink. The worktop materials are different depending on the laboratory type and working environment where the worktop will be located and the required quality. Labflex can offer worktops in different materials. The worktops can be delivered in six different materials: Laminate, Compact Laminate, Polypropylene, Stainless Steel, Epoxy and Ceramic. WORKTOP IN LAMINATE Laminate worktops are available with post-shaped edges or edges of laminate or PP. Edge of laminate are glued on worktops after applying the laminate. Edges for post-lipped worktops are glued to the worktop after applying the laminate. Edges for pre-lipped worktops are glued to the worktop before applying the laminate. The best abrasion resistance are achieved and penetrating of water is avoided. The worktop thickness is 30 mm. WORKTOPS IN COMPACT LAMINATE Compact laminate is made of resin impregnated paper, which is compressed under high pressure and heat. The top and bottom layers consist of colored laminate paper impregnated with melamine, which provides a very durable and a clean-friendly surface. The worktop thickness is 16 or 20 mm. WORKTOP IN POLYPROPYLENE The worktop is with raised edges. Thickness is 20 mm without the raised edge, and 30 with the raised edge. The worktop is made of solid PP and doesn’t have a wood core. Worktops in PP is strong in terms of impacts. The sound is quiet, when glassware is placed on it. The worktop is highly chemical resistance, so it can withstand water and chemicals. However, it cannot withstand heat over 70 degrees.