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Cuboc
Cuboc understands the diverse requirements of hospital labs and offers a custom-built approach.
The Lab Bench can be tailored to exact specifications at no extra charge.
Customers have the flexibility to choose the type of furniture, workbench surface, and size that best fits their workspace.
Various surface options are available, including Standard Laminate, Electrostatic Dissipative (ESD) Laminate, Chemical Resistant Laminate, Phenolic Resin, Epoxy Resin, High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Stainless Steel, Maple Block, Plexiglas, Tempered Glass, Corrosive Resistant, Heat Resistant, Clean Room, and Custom Surfaces.
The Lab Bench includes a single basin stainless steel sink for convenient handwashing and utensil cleaning.
It provides both hot and cold running water and is designed to meet the NSF certification requirements for foodservice and catering.
Additional accessories such as
Integrated Paper Roll Holder,Cutter, Integrated Bin Rail ,Supply Bins, Stainless Sinks, ESD Grounding Kit, Total Lock Caster, LCD Monitor Arm, Power Strip, Lower Shelf, Adjustable Upper Shelves, CPU Holder, and Articulating Keyboard Tray are available to enhance functionality and meet specific requirements.
Cuboc takes pride in its in-house design, manufacturing, and quality control processes.
The Lab Bench is built with high-quality materials, including AISI 304 stainless steel, to ensure durability and longevity.
The Lab Bench workstation is designed with curved and raised edges to prevent splashing, ensuring a clean and hygienic environment.
Its thoughtful design facilitates easy cleaning and maintenance.
Additionally, customers have the option to include features like Plexiglas protection barriers, backsplash protection, and drain and water connections, further enhancing usability and safety.
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