Specifying semiconductor fab casework? Start with the station, not one universal material. Coordinate cleanliness, chemistry, ESD, airflow, utilities, and service access.
Read the guide: https://t.co/fMUNdlzvsR
Anti-vibration lab tables 2026 guide is live.
Balances, mass spec, optical: three problems, three fixes. Passive vs. active isolation, granite vs. steel, and when the pump has to leave the bench.
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Most lab-furniture specs ask what work will happen in the room. The bigger question is will the cleaning routine - chemistry, frequency, and exposure not damage furniture selected.
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Most lab redesigns start with a manager realizing that the lab that once worked years ago can no longer support being done now.
5 signals · 4 causes · 3 tiers of response.
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If you didn't know .... SURPRISE! We manufacture our own line of fume hoods. It's only been a short while, but we have been able to support some cool projects thus far.
Check out a few past fume hood designs we've been able to fabricate.
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If you're a lab manager or specifier have you ever been tasked with finding the right countertop that holds up bleach with cleaning? Well look no further than our comparison guide below: https://t.co/EgdQj46KtN
Personal care lab design centers on the emulsion bench: heated phase vessels, homogenizers, viscometers, and stability chambers, mapped to ISO 22716, ASTM D2196, and ICH Q1A(R2). https://t.co/HrEya2m0Qs #LabDesign
Histology lab design runs on one dominant hazard: formaldehyde. Our new guide covers grossing, processing, microtomy, staining, and storage, mapped to OSHA, CAP, CLIA, and NFPA.
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ADA laboratory design lives by 4 rules: 28-34 in height, 30×48 clear floor, 27 in knee, 48 in reach.
Our latest lab design guide: what ADA means, Title II/III scope, and Texas TAS.
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The best time to buy lab furniture is Q1. The far less than ideal is summer due to competing academic FY-start and federal Q4 collide on the same factory floors.
Rule of thumb: order in the previous quarter. Full guide:
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Sometimes you think having a modular casework is the answer for your lab. But what does that actually mean?
Understand the difference between what's possible and what's reality with mobile and modular lab casework.
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If you open a Division 12 lab casework section and skip to the manufacturer list, you have read it backwards.
Here's how to read a division 12 spec better - https://t.co/iKoikVMpOE
VAV vs CAV fume hoods — every spec hits the same fork. ~$5,500/yr per CAV hood. VAV savings vanish when sashes stay open. New 2026 guide: ASHRAE 110, SEFA 1-2026, sash management, when CAV still wins.
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Six fume hood types — bypass, low-flow, ductless, perchloric, radioisotope, walk-in — each with different SEFA 1 / Z9.5 requirements and a different mis-application that shows up in EH&S reports.
New OnePointe guide with selection matrix: https://t.co/3a5Prl67j6
Lab casework: $150 to $1,200+ per linear foot. A 4.5x cost spread on 15 to 25% of your total lab budget. Our new guide covers painted steel, stainless 316, phenolic, and HPL with SEFA 8 specs, failure modes, and a decision matrix. https://t.co/hIBwvbjfNW
Fume hood energy ROI:
Close the sash (free)
Decommission unused hoods (free + frees HVAC)
VAV retrofit (2–5 yr payback)
Low‑flow replacement (capex, stacked savings) Most labs skip #1–2 and then wonder why budgets are tight.
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