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SKU: 481-GLASS-WORK-SURFACE
California prop 65
Categories:  Accessories by Erlab
Description

Description

  • Key performance benefit: Tempered glass work surface designed to provide a stable working platform for Captair 481 fume hood systems.
  • Material & construction: Constructed from tempered, frosted glass with black edge framing. Designed to fit the Captair 481 model systems.
  • Risk reduction/compliance benefit: Solid-framed glass surface provides a stable platform for laboratory work within the fume hood.
  • Protection level Designed for use with Captair 481 ductless filtering fume hood systems.
  • Comfort & usability Frosted glass surface with framing provides a defined working area for laboratory applications.
  • Safety & compliance assurance: Environmental benefits include materials free of substances that cause environmental harm, non-toxic composition, ozone-safe properties, and renewable materials.

Recommended For

  • Captair 481 ductless filtering fume hood setups
  • Laboratory fume hood workstation installations
  • Laboratory workstation surfaces
  • Clean air workstation setups
  • Laboratory equipment support surfaces
  • Laboratory environments requiring framed glass worktops

Primary Industries

  • Laboratory environments
  • Research laboratories
  • Cleanroom laboratories

Standards and Certifications

  • Environmental benefits: Free of substances that cause environmental harm
  • Non-toxic materials
  • Ozone-safe or safe for the ozone layer
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Properties

Product Type Work Surface
Material Tempered, Frosted Glass
Color Translucent (Black Edge)
Length 1200 mm (47.3 in.)
Width 1200 mm cabinet (47.3 in.)
Depth 470 mm cabinet (18.5 in.)
Height 76.2 mm (3 in.)
Thickness 76.2 mm (3 in.)
Weight 14.1 kg (31 lb)
Voltage 0/1 V
Includes Work surface, two nylon screws
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FAQs

When would a tempered glass work surface be preferred for a fume hood workstation?

A tempered glass surface is often selected when laboratories require a smooth, non-porous working area that supports routine cleaning and controlled workflows. It provides a stable platform for instruments and containers while helping maintain a consistent work environment during sample preparation and other laboratory procedures.

What advantages does a frosted glass surface provide during laboratory work?

A frosted glass finish helps reduce glare and reflections from overhead lighting, improving visibility of tools, samples, and containers on the work surface. The translucent appearance also helps define the working zone within the enclosure, making it easier for operators to maintain organized and precise laboratory procedures.

Is this work surface compatible with equipment other than the Captair 481 system?

This surface is designed specifically for Captair 481 ductless filtering fume hood configurations to ensure proper fit and stable installation. While it may physically support other equipment with similar dimensions, compatibility should be confirmed to ensure correct alignment and secure positioning within the workstation.

What types of laboratory procedures are commonly performed on this type of surface?

Tempered glass work surfaces are typically used for sample preparation, equipment setup, and routine laboratory tasks performed inside fume hood environments. The stable, defined work area supports the organized placement of containers, instruments, and materials during daily laboratory activities.

How should the tempered glass surface be maintained for long-term use?

Regular cleaning with non-abrasive laboratory cleaning solutions helps remove residues and maintain the glass's clarity and condition. Abrasive pads or harsh tools should be avoided to prevent scratching. Periodic inspection of the mounting screws can also help ensure the surface remains securely installed during ongoing laboratory use.