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Erlab Fixed metal work bench for 391 models. Worktop required when purchasing a Benchcap.

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SKU: 391-BENCHCAP
California prop 65
Categories:  Accessories by Erlab
Description

Description

  • Key performance benefit: Fixed metal workbench designed to support Captair 391 series laboratory equipment and provide a stable workstation for fume hood operations.
  • Material & construction: Constructed from stainless steel (304) with a press cut design. Compatible with Captair 391 laboratory systems and related equipment.
  • Risk reduction/compliance benefit: Designed for catching spills in fume hood applications to support controlled laboratory processes.
  • Protection level: Used as a supporting work surface for ductless filtering fume hoods, laminar flow hoods, and PCR workstations.
  • Comfort & usability: Fixed bench structure with standard working height designed for laboratory workstation installations.
  • 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 391 ductless filtering fume hood setups
  • Laminar flow hood workstation installations
  • PCR workstation installations
  • Laboratory spill containment applications
  • Laboratory fume hood workstations
  • Clean air enclosure workstations

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
  • Renewable materials
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Properties

Product Type Benchcap / fixed metal work bench
Material Stainless Steel (304)
Length 1005 mm (39.6 in.)
Width 985 mm cabinet (38.8 in.)
Depth 780 mm cabinet (24.4 in.)
Height 780 mm (34.9 in.)
Weight 32.7 kg (72 lb)
Voltage 0/1 V
Cut Style Press
Includes Benchcap, hardware, nylon thumb screws for back panel
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FAQs

How do I know if this bench is the correct size for my Captair 391 system?

This bench is designed specifically to match the footprint and support requirements of Captair 391 models. Before installation, verify the dimensions of your fume hood or workstation equipment to ensure proper alignment and support. Using a compatible bench helps maintain a stable setup and simplifies positioning within the laboratory workspace.

Can this workbench be used for equipment other than Captair 391 systems?

Although the bench is designed for Captair 391 installations, it may also support other laboratory equipment with similar dimensions and weight requirements. Users should confirm that the equipment footprint fits safely on the surface and that the bench height and depth are appropriate for the intended laboratory workflow.

Why is stainless steel a preferred material for laboratory workbenches?

Stainless steel is commonly selected for laboratory furniture because it offers strong resistance to corrosion and chemical exposure. It also provides a smooth surface that is easier to clean during routine laboratory maintenance. These characteristics make it suitable for research and cleanroom environments where durability and cleanliness are important.

What factors should be considered when placing this bench in a laboratory layout?

Proper placement should allow sufficient clearance around the workstation for equipment access, maintenance, and safe operation. When supporting fume hoods or similar equipment, ensure the bench is positioned to maintain proper airflow and that the surrounding workspace remains accessible for operators performing laboratory procedures.

How should the bench be maintained to support long-term laboratory use?

Regular cleaning with appropriate laboratory cleaning agents helps keep the stainless steel surface free from residues and contaminants. Avoid abrasive pads or harsh materials that may damage the finish. Periodically checking the hardware and structural components helps ensure the bench remains stable and secure during daily laboratory activities.