Lab Fittings
All Fittings You May Need for a Lab
Lab sinks, Taps, Emergency shower, Eyewash,
Gas cocks, Chairs, Stools, Extraction hoods, etc.
Emergency Shower
Also known as safety shower, emergency showers are placed in workplaces that deal with chemical substances. It functions by flushing contaminants immediately after exposure while waiting for appropriate medical attention. It's part of the first line of an emergency response to exposure to hazardous substances and extinguishing clothing fires.
An emergency shower can be a stand-alone shower or a combination unit that includes an emergency eyewash station.
Eye Wash (Tabletop)
Emergency eyewash is an essential equipment for every laboratory that uses chemicals and hazardous substances.
It's a unit for washing off chemicals or substances that might have splashed into an individual's eyes before he or she can seek further medical attention.
Failure to provide adequate flushing capability could result in irreversible damage to the eyes or skin due to corrosive substances or occupational illness due to absorption or penetration of a harmful substance.
Lab Sinks
Sinks are basic units in a professional laboratory, no matter what type of lab it is, such as Chemical, Physics, Biology, etc.
Normally we have some options in materials as Polypropylene (PP), Stainless Steel (SS) and Ceramic.
We specially recommend the PP sinks, which is resistant to most of the chemicals and scratch.
Available Dimensions:
# 258*137*207mm
# 430*330*280mm
# 555*455*310mm
# 800*456*320mm
and more.
Lab Faucets
A lab faucet is an essential piece of equipment found in laboratories. It plays a significant role in providing a controlled and reliable water supply for various scientific and experimental purposes. These faucets differ from regular household faucets as they are designed with specific features to meet the requirements of laboratory environments.
Lab faucets are typically constructed using materials that are resistant to corrosion and chemicals. Common materials used in lab faucet construction include brass, stainless steel, and epoxy-coated metals. These materials ensure the long-term durability of the faucets, even in harsh laboratory environments.
There're different types such as Gooseneck Faucets, Deck-Mounted Faucets, Wall-Mounted Faucets, Remote Control/Hands-Free Faucets, and Gas and Air Faucets.
Fume Extraction Arm
A lab fume extraction arm, also known as a fume hood arm, is a device used in laboratories and industrial settings to capture and remove hazardous fumes, vapors, and dust. These arms are designed to protect workers from inhaling harmful substances by capturing them at the source where they are generated.
They typically have a flexible arm with a hood at the end, which is positioned close to the source of fumes or dust. A fan or blower within the system draws in the contaminated air, filtering out the pollutants before clean air is released back into the environment.
They are commonly used in laboratories for handling chemicals, in welding and cutting processes to capture smoke and fumes, and in other industrial settings where airborne contaminants are a concern.
Lab Stool (Lab Chair)
A lab stool (lab chair) is a type of seat specifically designed for use in laboratory settings, often with a focus on adjustable height, durability, and ease of cleaning. These stools are commonly found in science classrooms, research labs, and healthcare facilities.
Lab stools (lab chairs) can be made of various materials, including plastic, vinyl, and metal, with options for both hard and cushioned seats.
They are built to withstand heavy use and potential spills, often with robust frames and easy-to-clean surfaces.
Many lab stools have a pneumatic lift or other mechanism that allows users to adjust the seat height to suit their work needs and preferences.
