Is a steel-wood lab table structure or a full steel one better?

The lab table material structures include steel-wood, all steel, and PP, etc. Now let's compare the experiments with steel-wood and all-steel materials.

1. Pricing

The steel-wood laboratory table holds a certain price advantage compared to the all-steel laboratory table; generally, the cost of a steel-wood laboratory table is lower than that of an all-steel laboratory table.

2. Features

For ease of cleaning, wooden-steel laboratory desks typically have gaps between the cabinets and the ground, preventing direct contact with the floor. The full-steel laboratory desk stands out for its elegant and aesthetically pleasing appearance, and also boasts good load-bearing capabilities.

Material and Structure

Steel and Wood Laboratory Bench

Primarily steel frame combined with full-wood cabinets, the lab table's frame is made of epoxy resin coated after acid pickling and phosphatizing treatment. The cabinets are generally made of melamine board fiberboard.

All are made from cold-rolled steel plates, bent, coated, and assembled. The cabinets are typically made of cold-rolled steel plates that have been treated with acid pickling and phosphatizing before being coated with epoxy resin. They are commonly divided into floor-standing structures, suspended box structures, and movable box structures.

Full Steel Lab Bench

The main materials of the all-steel central laboratory desk (excluding the countertop) are cold-rolled steel plates with a thickness of 1.0mm or more. They are shaped through processes such as bending, punching, and叠压焊接. Following acid washing, neutralization, phosphatization, and polishing, an epoxy powder coating is applied for rust and corrosion prevention.