Noah Nichols is VP of Operations at LOC Scientific, a laboratory furniture and fume hood supplier based in Buford, GA that has designed more than 10,400 laboratories and sold or serviced over 20,800 fume hoods since 1986. In his role, Noah oversees the operational side of LOC's design, supply, and installation work for clients across healthcare, education, government, industrial, and research labs.
On the LOC Scientific blog, Noah writes about the practical realities of lab design and operations, from choosing the right materials for a given lab's chemical exposure to the workflow and safety considerations that come up during real installations.
When your lab is a whirlwind of chemical reactions, precise measurements, and constant activity, you need a countertop that’s up to the challenge. Epoxy resin lab countertops are built to stand strong, resisting heat, chemicals, and the daily demands of lab work. These countertops are tough, reliable, and designed to last, making them the unsungContinue reading “Epoxy Resin Lab Countertops: Features And Advantages”
The advantages of epoxy resin lab countertops are undeniable. These surfaces offer durability, are flame and moisture-resistant, and can withstand most chemical spills. Because of these qualities, epoxy resin countertops are preferred for laboratory environments where resilience and performance are necessary.
Trespa phenolic resin countertops are widely recognized for their durability and high resistance to chemical agents, making them a top choice for laboratory environments. However, even though these countertops are almost impervious to most spills and contaminants, they still require proper cleaning and care to make sure of longevity and performance.
Choosing the right lab countertop material can make a significant difference in your lab’s efficiency and safety. Each material has unique properties, catering to various laboratory needs. Here are popular options to help you decide which one is best suited for your lab.
