We provide solutions for organizing laboratory environments and ensuring the necessary technical infrastructure.
Main Solutions
- Laboratory Furniture
- Fume Hoods
- Cleanroom Systems
- Laboratory Safety Systems
- Laboratory Workstations
- Auxiliary Equipment
This category includes laboratory furniture, fume hoods, cleanroom systems, laboratory safety systems, workstations, and various types of auxiliary equipment.
These solutions are designed for research, educational, medical, chemical, biological, and industrial laboratories.
The selection is based on the laboratory’s field of activity, available space, planned equipment, workflows, and safety requirements.
Cleanroom systems are used in nanotechnology, microelectronics, pharmaceuticals, biomedical research, and other fields that require highly controlled, contamination-free environments.
Laboratory furniture may include workbenches, cabinets, sink units, mobile storage units, equipment stands, and other specialized furniture.
Laboratory furniture is designed to withstand heavy loads, frequent cleaning, and exposure to chemicals or heat. The materials are selected according to the specific requirements of the intended application.
A laboratory workstation is an organized work area that may include a workbench, storage units, electrical connections, lighting, gas or vacuum lines, and designated spaces for equipment installation.
A fume hood is designed to remove contaminated air from the work area when handling hazardous vapors, gases, and substances.
When selecting a fume hood, it is important to consider the substances being handled, required ventilation capacity, hood dimensions, work surface, and safety requirements.
A cleanroom system is a controlled environment in which airborne particle levels, ventilation, pressure, temperature, and humidity are carefully regulated.
Laboratory safety solutions may include gas leak detection, emergency shutdown systems, fire protection, eyewash stations, emergency showers, and alarm devices.
Depending on the type of laboratory, the required equipment may include storage systems, mobile carts, sinks, ventilation components, electrical and gas connections, and other supporting solutions.
Yes. We assess the dimensions of the space, workflows, equipment layout, and engineering requirements to propose a suitable customized solution.
Yes. After assessing the existing laboratory, its furniture, ventilation, safety systems, workstations, and other infrastructure can be upgraded.
Please provide the dimensions or floor plan of the space, the laboratory’s field of activity, a list of the planned equipment, and the main technical and safety requirements.
