Glassware Washers
Whether to employ central washing stations or point-of-use washers located under a lab bench or in a corner is also something that has to be addressed with regards to laboratory glassware washers. The former provide an economy of scale and are popular with lab workers who, almost universally, hate to “wash the dishes.”
In general, today's scientists are looking for more environmentally-friendly features
FlaskScrubber® 33 and SteamScrubber® 33 come in a new height of 33" to accommodate lower countertops in the laboratory.
PG 8535 and PG 8536 reduce the daily workload and guarantee clean glassware for analytical experiments.
The question of limited access or general access to laboratory goods and services applies to a range of instruments, utilities, and competencies.
Petroleum compounds, such as refined hydrocarbon distillates, are generally a difficult-to-clean, oily, molasses-like substance. Traditionally, these compounds are cleaned using hydrocarbon solvents such as diesel fuel; however, this process can be h
The question of limited access or general access to laboratory goods and services applies to a range of instruments, utilities, and competencies. These questions take on added significance for midsized or larger labs.
The cleaning of cosmetic creams and lotions from glassware is achieved through a combination of detergents, hot water – programmed in automated washing system.
