Epoxy Resin Countertops are made for many different laboratory applications throughout the industry. Along with standard countertops, epoxy resin is used for fume hood tops, balance tables, drainboards or even specialty shapes.
- Flame and heat resistant
- Highly resistant to a wide range of chemicals
- Extremely hard & dense material
- Low moisture absorption rate
- Rust & metal free product
- Manufactured in the USA
- Easy to clean & maintain
- Durable, dependable and manufactured for many years of use
Epoxy Resin Countertops have been the laboratory industry standard for decades. The product is extremely durable and most importantly, chemical & heat resistant. For some laboratory environments, it is the only option. Black is the traditional color seen in most labs. However, there are a plethora of other color options available.
Manufactured in the USA, the epoxy resin countertop adheres to stringent quality standards, ensuring consistent quality and reliability across all products. While black is the standard color for epoxy resin, laboratories have the option to choose from a wide range of colors, allowing for customization to match both aesthetic preferences and specific laboratory environments.
Chemical Resistant Phenolic Countertops are a top tier choice when designing your laboratory. All standard phenolic countertops have a black outside edge as coloring is only on the top portion of the product. Color core showing the same color throughout the material is available upon request. This product is ideal for areas where steady use, frequent cleaning and some chemical resistance properties are needed.
Epoxy Resin Countertops are made for many different laboratory applications throughout the industry. Along with standard countertops, epoxy resin is used for fume hood tops, balance tables, drainboards or even specialty shapes.
Polypropylene Countertops are recommended for the most rigorous chemical laboratory applications.
Custom commercial stainless steel countertops are most commonly used for the laboratory, healthcare, biomedical, research labs, OR rooms, clean rooms & the food/beverage industries.