Laboratory Furniture Epoxy Resin Countertops with Color Core
1.Despription
Our company specilize in supplying epoxy resin products for
laboratory furniture, our office site in Shanghai, we are
manufacturer and have own factory. We have advanced technology and
professional staff to meet kinds of need from our customers. Our
company through certificate of ISO9001 and SEFA.
2.Application:
Epoxy resin worktops are use in all kinds of laboratories. In view
of the rigid request for laboratory, epoxy resin worktops are vey
popular in laboratory industry, it is the best choice for lab
staff. The laboratory include the following:
- R&D
- University
- Government
- Medical
- Enterprise
3. Advantages :
1. Safety: After SGS tested, ONUS products have no formaldehyde or
any of noxious materials, it is safety for the user.
2. Reagents Resistance : ONUS’s product can resist many of chemical
reagents, it won’t been corrode by the most of chemicals.
3. Durability : ONUS products are monolithic and non-porous, it
cannot delaminate or swell.
4. Molded : The molded marine edge is easy to clean and install for
user, due to the smoothly and non-porous surface, it won’t hidden
bacteria and guarantee the worktops have long life.
5. Repairability : All of our products are monolithic epoxy resin,
if there are some scratches on the surface, it can repaired with
the sand paper polishing.
4. Property:
| No. | Test Item | Test Method | Result |
| 1 | Compressive Test | ASTM D695-10 | 24000psi |
| 2 | Deflection Temperature Under Load | ASTM D648-07
Method B | 262℃ |
| 3 | Density | ASTM D792-13
Method B | 133.8lb/ft3 |
| 4 | Flexural Strength | ASTM D790-10
Method A | 12200psi |
| Flexural Modulus | 2350000psi |
| 5 | Horizontal Burning | ASTM D635-10 | Classification:HB |
| 6 | Rockwell Hardness | ASTM D785-08
Procudure A | HRM98.3 |
| 7 | Water Absorption | ASTM D750-98(2010)e1 | 0.031% |
| 8 | High Temperature Resistance Test | _ | No bubbles,rupture,deformation on the surface |
| 9 | Fire Resistatnce Test | _ | No bubbles,rupture,crack on the surface |
