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.
The foundation of any productive laboratory lies in the tools and furniture that support daily tasks. One of the most important yet often overlooked components is laboratory seating. When seating matches the specific demands of a lab environment, it can significantly improve efficiency, comfort, and safety.
Selecting the right lab bench material is one of your most important decisions when designing a laboratory. The material you choose impacts your workspace’s safety, durability, and functionality. It directly influences the efficiency of daily operations. From handling chemicals to supporting sensitive instruments, every factor requires careful consideration.
Selecting the right lab benches is key to ensuring efficiency, safety, and productivity in any research environment. From durability to ease of maintenance, the features of these benches can significantly impact your workspace. Read on to discover the ideal lab bench for your specific needs as we detail diverse materials and their unique advantages.
Forensic labs require specialized environments designed for precision and security. Forensic lab furniture plays a big part in supporting an efficient workflow while maintaining safety standards.
