DD Bioinfotech

As a reputed entity of this arena, we are devoted towards providing top quality of Chemical Storage Cabinet at very reasonable price in recommended time frame.

·        Sample storage cabinet design to place adjacent to fume hood so as to fit in the same ducting for exhaust of harmful chemicals.

·        Single wall total Mild steel epoxy Powder Coated construction.

·        Outer Size: 1200 X 1800 X 450 mm

·        With 4- shelves Adjustable self

·        With transparent glass door

Laboratory steel furniture refers to lab-grade workstations, storage units, and support structures constructed primarily from steel, designed for durability, chemical resistance, and hygiene in demanding laboratory environments. This type of furniture is commonly used in research, clinical, pharmaceutical, and industrial labs where strength, cleanliness, and corrosion resistance are essential.

1. Purpose and Benefits:
Laboratory steel furniture is built to withstand harsh conditions such as exposure to chemicals, moisture, and heavy equipment. It provides a robust, long-lasting solution that supports safety, cleanliness, and efficiency in high-traffic lab environments.

2. Common Types:

• Steel Workbenches and Tables: With epoxy powder-coated or stainless steel surfaces for heavy-duty use and easy cleaning.

• Wall and Base Cabinets: Secure storage for tools, instruments, or chemicals; often lockable.

• Mobile Lab Carts: Movable steel units for transporting materials and equipment.

• Fume Hood Base Units: Steel cabinetry designed to support and integrate with ventilation systems.

• Instrument Support Frames and Shelving: Designed to hold laboratory instruments safely and efficiently.

3. Materials and Finishes:

• Stainless Steel (304 or 316 grade): Highly resistant to corrosion, ideal for sterile or cleanroom environments.

• Powder-Coated Cold Rolled Steel: Durable and resistant to chemicals and scratches, available in various colors.

• Galvanized Steel: Provides added rust resistance for humid or corrosive environments.

laboratory furniture table is a robust, specially designed workstation used in laboratory environments to support scientific activities such as experiments, testing, analysis, and equipment setup. These tables are engineered for durability, safety, and resistance to various laboratory conditions including exposure to chemicals, heat, and mechanical stress.

1. Purpose:
   Provides a stable, functional surface for laboratory work while accommodating tools, instruments, and safety features required in scientific settings.

2. Material:

   • Tabletops are often made from epoxy resin, phenolic resin, stainless steel, or laminated wood, chosen based on the type of lab work.

   • Frames are typically constructed from powder-coated steel or aluminum for strength and corrosion resistance.

3. Design Features:

   • Ergonomic and modular for different lab layouts.

   • May include built-in storage cabinets, drawers, sinks, electrical/gas fittings, or fume hood compatibility.

   • Some are height-adjustable or mobile with locking wheels for flexibility.

Laboratory stand and rack is a versatile and heavy-duty storage solution commonly used in laboratories, warehouses, and industrial settings. It is constructed using angle-shaped steel sections with pre-punched slots, allowing for easy assembly and adjustable shelving. These racks are ideal for organizing and storing laboratory supplies, equipment, chemicals, and files in a systematic manner.

Designed for durability and flexibility, angle slotted racks can support a wide range of weights and can be easily customized by adjusting shelf height or adding/removing shelves as needed.

Fume hoods are equipment’s that are used to ensure safety for the user as they won’t be exposed to many hazardous and dangerous fumes. Fume hood capture the fumes/effluents released during any given experiment, contain them in the enclosure and then emit through their well -designed exhaust system. We specialize in standard and customized fume hood. Fume hoods typically protect only the user, and are most commonly used in laboratories where hazardous or noxious chemicals are released during testing, research, development or teaching. They are also used in industrial applications or other activities where hazardous or anxious vapors, gases or dusts are generated or released.