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1Service modules1.1 Service spine Service panels and electrical modules Add-on parts Service modules Suspended service booms 1.2 Service wing

1.3 Service distribution terminal

Work benches2.1 Add-on tables and supporting structures 2.2 Worktops

2.3 Mobile table 2.4 Swing 2.5 Height adjustable table 2.6 Balance table 2.7 VarioTHEK 2.8 Rack 2.9 Analysis tables Assistant Round table

Add-on plate Oval Skate Caddy 2.10 Sink work benches Laboratory sinks

Sink modules Drip cups 2.11 Mobile sinks Sink station AquaEl

Fume cupboards and exhaust devices3.1 Bench mounted fume cupboards 3.2 Low ceiling bench mounted fume

cupboards 3.3 Low level fume cupboards 3.4 Walk-in fume cupboards

3.5 Secuflow bench mounted fume cupboards 3.6 Secuflow low volume

bench mounted fume cupboards 3.7 Bench mounted fume cupboards with

side installation 3.8 Low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards with sideinstallation 3.9 Special application fume cupboards 3.10 Filter fume cupboards

3.11 Radio-isotope fume cupboards 3.12 Mobile fume cupboards 3.13 Local

exhaust devices 3.14 Monitoring and control

4Storage space4.1 Underbench units Underbench unit on plinth Underbench unit on castors Suspended underbench unit Underbench unit for fume cupboards Underbench

unit for fume cupboards for the storage of solvents Underbench unit for fume

cupboards for the storage of acids and alkalis 4.2 Disposal Underbench unit for waste

disposal Waste disposal system for acids and alkalis Waste disposal system for flammable

liquids 4.3 Wall mounted cabinets 4.4 Instrument cupboards 4.5 Top-mounted

cabinets 4.6 Exhaust cabinets Pull-out cabinet Emergency cabinet Acid and alkalicabinet Gas cylinder cabinet Solvents cabinet Supply system for flammable liquids

5Teaching laboratories5.1 Teacher desk 5.2 Students desk with service pillar/service module 5.3 Students desk with service module 5.4 Mobile table

6General

6.1 Patents, brands, design patents and registered designs 6.2 Certifiedsafety and quality 6.3 Design and colours 6.4 From planning to the finished

laboratory 6.5 Standards and technical rules

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Service modules1.1 Service spine

Service panels and electrical modules

Add-on partsService modules

Suspended service booms

1.2 Service wing


The philosophy of our mc6fur-

niture system is to enable

changes to be made easily andtherefore to provide more

mobility in the laboratory.

Energy and service systems have

a central role.

Pipes and cables for supplies

and waste are run to the service

spine, service module, sus-

pended service boom and the

service wing. These units then

provide the services at fittings

and integrated electrical units.

Due to the modular layout andflexible installation technology,

services and energy are always

available where they are needed.

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Service modules

General

The special feature of the serv-

ice spine is its modular layout

and its logical separation from

the furniture in the laboratory.

The service spine gives the

designer freedom of choice

during the design of the labo-

ratory environment and pro-

vides the best possible options

for different designs and rapid

changes. The backbone of thissystem is formed by the strong

pillar profile without grooves,

which can be combined

together with the freely selec-

table bench frames to form a

work bench against a wall or a

double-sided work bench.

The strong profile frame is per-

fectly designed for fitting dif-

ferent services and electrical

modules, reagent shelves,

instrument shelves and muchmore.

The surfaces of the supporting

structure and the panels are

protected with high-grade

powder coatings. As the items

fitted to the panel can be

changed rapidly without the

need to undo bolts, laboratory

operations are hardly inter-

rupted at all.

The supply pipes, for example

for water and compressed air,

can be rapidly extended and

fitted using a quick release

coupling system. Overbench

cabinets can also be fastened

when pillar extensions are

used.

For the perfect planning of the

preparatory work on-site, weprovide planners and architects

with installation plans contain-

ing exact sizes for supply pipes

and cables as well as informa-

tion on dimensioning and flow

rates.

Flexibility and rapid upgrad-

ability

The modular design principle

enables all modules to be rap-

idly replaced or changed for

expansion. This feature signi-fies low installation costs.

Shelves can be fitted as

required independent of modu-

lar size. Ready to plug-in elec-

trical modules are installed in

no time.

Full independence from the

work bench

As a result of the separation of

the service spine and furniture,

worktops and underbench

units can be moved or

changed without dismantling

the mechanical services and

electrical installation.

Two service spines used fordouble-sided work benches

Here the double spine com-

prises two self-contained spines

that are independent of each

other. When making changes,

double bench spines can be

converted into two individual

spines set up against the wall.

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Use of electrical modules

that can be positioned as

required

Our modules only need space

where the power is required.

There is no awkward electrical

trunking with the service

spines. You can use the full

depth of the bench.

Wear-free cold/hot water

fittings

Unlike upper sections with a

grease chamber, our fittings

with ceramic sealing in the

upper section are wear-free

and maintenance-free for sig-

nificantly increased economy.

The basic structure of the

service spine based on the

example of a double work

bench with the various

elements fitted


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Service modules

General

Service wing

Since the introduction of our

laboratory furniture system

mc6 , the term freedom in

the laboratory has been com-

pletely re-defined: Maximum

flexibility of all systems and

maximum freedom of move-

ment without interface prob-

lems provide people working in

laboratories freedom to be able

to implement their ideas.

The revolutionary service wing

supplements the new freedom

in the laboratory in a special

manner: as the central furni-

ture element in which all key

services such as mechanical,

electrical, lighting, EDP, extract

air and of course the disposal

of waste water are integrated,

our system provides a very

high-degree of flexibility.

The possibility of being able toplug-in to the service wing,

practically anywhere, using

quick-release couplings signifies

a very high level of freedom of

movement in the laboratory.

Using the service wing simpli-

fies the entire laboratory fitting

out process including the

mechanical and electrical serv-

ices. A central feed point is

sufficient and the service wing

securely mounted to the ceil-

ing with adjustable steel bars

makes further installations,

holes in the walls and visible

suspension systems superflu-

ous. Installation costs are

reduced significantly, exten-

sions can be made without

problems without the need to

make structural changes.

With the service wing we have

created a service supply area

outside the direct working

area. All services can be rapidly

fed to the work bench without

complications.

Extraordinary flexibility in

the laboratory

All areas of the laboratory are

supplied using cross and T ele-

ments. All services are pre-

installed in the wing. In this

way we achieve a large num-

ber of possible configurations.

It is possible to dock any-

where at any time. Standard-

ised units for analysis tables

and work benches, mobile

tables, racks, mobile sink units

or mobile fume cupboards

everything can be used as

required under the wing.

Simplification of the prelimi-nary structural planning

Complex installations for differ-

ent systems and their planning

are no longer required when

the service wing is used. The

saving in room height due to

the lack of need for a sus-

pended ceiling for improved

appearance signifies a consid-

erable saving in planning and

fitting out costs.

Easy to reach connection

quick-release couplingsWhen standing, the connec-

tions on the service wing

can be reached easily without

problems.

The service wing is also

easy to integrate in difficult

circumstances

The existing room architecture

and the characteristics of the

ceiling, wall and floor often

make extensive installations

more difficult. On listed build-ings it is not even allowed to

make major changes to the his-

toric structure. Here the service

wing can be easily integrated

with minimal effort without

complications.

Perfectly planned, pre-

assembled and equipped in

the factory

The service wing system for

your laboratory is fully pre-assembled in our factory to suit

your needs. You save assembly

time on-site and your service

wing is rapidly installed and

ready to use.

Uncomplicated to extend

and maintain

Due to its independent design

as a self-contained unit, the

service wing is almost mainte-

nance-free. Extending, upgrad-

ing and checking the system

are possible without major

effort.


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The service wing with cross

element and systems and

furniture components that can

be placed below it.


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Service modules

1.1 Service spine

Service spines provide fittings

and sockets, can be fitted with

supply pipes and cables and

waste pipes, and are used for

mounting a wide range of shelf

systems.

Service panels and electrical

modules can be individually

equipped and upgraded. The

powder-coated panels made ofsteel sheet are clipped into the

lateral profiles on the service

spine above the worktop with-

out the need for tools.

The uprights for the service

spine can be extended in

height at any time as required,

e. g. for installing overbench

cabinets.

Layout

1 Installation com-partment panel

2 Cantilever3 Sanitary panel4 Reagent shelf

(add-on part)5 Slot panel6 Cover panel7 Electrical module8 Uprights9 Frame with

levelling screw

1 Underbench units2 Table connectionpanel

3 Row of panels4 Instrument shelf

(add-on part)5 Reagent shelf

(add-on part)6 Worktop7 Uprights8 Frame with

levelling screw


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Service modules

1.1 Service spine

Service panels and electrical modules

The panels and modules are

clipped into a mounting frame

and can be arranged as

required.

The outlet valves in the panels

can be connected as required

to the main pipes using

branch pipes. The main pipes

are laid in the installation com-

partment underneath theworktop or the cantilever.

It is possible to fit up to five

angle taps to sanitary panels

(for gas, water, vacuum, com-

pressed air or high purity gas

valves).

In addition, a sanitary panel

can be fitted with a drip cup.

Up to eight sockets for alter-

nating current or up to two

sockets for three-phase cur-

rent can be fitted to electrical

modules. Different sockets

can be combined.

As an option, the sockets can

also be supplied fitted flush

with the service spine.

The supply is provided using

an electrical module with an

interface to the electrical

supply and, on request, anelectrical module with up to

14 fuses under a cover.

Cover panels cover the areas

between sanitary panels and

electrical modules. Individually

mounted electrical modules

are always fitted with a half

height cover panel.

Behind slot panels there are

slot rails to which add-on parts

of varying height can be fitted.

Sanitary panelwith angle taps

Sanitary panelwith drip cup

Electrical modulewith eight sockets foralternating current

Electrical module withvarious sockets

Electrical module withinterface to the electrical

supply and electrical modulewith fuses

Cover panel with anelectrical module

Slot panel


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Add-on parts

Add-on parts can be fitted at

different heights to panels

and runners with slots on the

service spine.

The following add-on parts

are available:

- Reagent shelf

- Instrument shelf

- Scaffold points

Reagent shelf

A glass plate is fastened to

two brackets using screws.

An angle behind the glass

plate is used as a stop and for

stiffening.

Bracket for reagent

shelf

The reagent shelf can beextended using rods sup-

ported with braces at the top

or bottom. For this purpose

special brackets with a fasten-

ing feature for rods with a

diameter of 13 mm are used.

The rods are fixed in the holes

in the brackets using clamping

screws. Braces can be clamped

to the rods, the braces are fas-

tened to the slots in the serv-

ice spine using hooks andincrease the load capacity of

the rods.

Instrument shelf

A panel is fastened to two

brackets from below using

countersunk screws. An angle

behind the panel is used as a

stop and for stiffening. The

panel is supported underneath

or on top using braces.

Scaffold points

Scaffold points are used for

fitting a rod with a diameter

of 13 mm. The rod is fixed by

turning the knob on the scaf-

fold point by a quarter of a

turn.

Reagent shelf

Bracket withhole for rod

Reagent shelfwith brace underneath

Reagent shelfwith brace on top

Bracket for reagentshelf

Instrument shelfwith brace underneath

Instrument shelfwith brace on top

Scaffold points


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Service modules

Service modules

1.1 Service spine

Service modules are used for

the provision of electrical and

mechanical services at the

laboratory workstation. They

are fastened to the raw ceil-

ing using a ceiling anchor.

The sanitary panels and elec-

trical modules fastened to the

uprights can be positioned on

both sides and can beequipped as required.

Suspended service booms are

used for the provision of elec-

trical and mechanical services

at the laboratory workstation.

The modular spines are fas-

tened to the raw ceiling. The

sanitary panels and electrical

modules fastened between

the uprights can be posi-

tioned on both sides and can

be equipped as required.

Suspendedservice booms


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Technical data

Service spine

Widths (mm)

Height (mm)

Depths, single-sided with table (mm)

Depths, double-sided with table (mm)

Working heights (mm)

Pillar extension (mm)

Pillar extension for suspended cabinet

with height of 540 mm (mm)

Pillar extension for suspended cabinet

with height of 720 mm (mm)

Pillar extension up to

the ceiling (mm)

Height S2 panel

for working height of 900 mm (mm)

600, 900, 1200,

1500, 1800

1745

750, 900

1500, 1800

720, 900

960

515

695

1725

280

Dimension of the panels

Width, panel (mm)

Width, slot panel (mm)

Height, panel (mm)

300

300, 75

180, 360

Dimension of the electrical modules

Width, electrical module (mm)

Height, electrical module (mm)

300

180

Bench mounted service module

Widths (mm)

Height (mm)


Opening


Opening


900, 1200,

1500, 1800

1563

720, 900

563

383

Reagent shelf

Widths (mm)

Depth (mm)

Load carrying capacity

600, 900, 1200,

1500, 1800

150

20 kg

Instrument shelf

Widths (mm)

Depth (mm)


600, 900, 1200,

1500, 1800

300

30 kg

Scaffold points

Diameter of the hole for rods (mm)

Load carrying capacity in conjunction

with reagent shelf without brace

Load carrying capacity in conjunction

with reagent shelf with brace

13

5 kg

20 kg

Service module

Width (mm)

Length of the uprights (mm)

300

adjusted to suit

customer needs

Width, panel (mm)

Heights, panel (mm)

300

180, 360


Width, electrical module (mm)

Height, electrical module (mm)

300

180

Suspended service boom

Widths (mm)

Length of the uprights (mm)

600, 900, 1200,

1500, 1800

adjusted to suit

customer needs


Width, panel (mm)

Height, panel (mm)

300

180


Width, electrical module (mm)Height, electrical module (mm)

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1.2 Service wing

The service wing provides

services and waste facilities at

the laboratory workstation.

The service wing support is

fastened underneath the lab-

oratory ceiling, independent

of modular size. To avoid

vibrations, the support is

braced in the longitudinal and

transverse directions.Different fittings or electrical

modules can be fitted to the

Layout

Components ofthe service wing

1 Cover panel2 Wing element

3 Electrical module4 Support5 Front cover6 Workplace light7 Fittings8 Alsident exhaust

(optional)

underside of the elements on

both sides.

Due to the modular layout, the

services and energy supplies in

the laboratory can be varied as

required during the design of

the laboratory space and can

also be upgraded at any time.

Cross sectionthrough the

service wing

1 Support2 Indirect room

lighting3 Service duct4 Workplace lighting

and possibility forextract air spigot

5 Electrical supplyarea

6 Mechanicalservices supply andwaste area

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Service wing elements

Feed element

T-element

Wing element

Cross element

Design variants

Mechanical

services

Electrical

Lighting

Ventilation

Dust protection

A very wide range of supply services such as flammable gas,

technical gases, pure gas, vacuum, compressed air, water in

a very wide range of quality stages

Waste pipes for waste water

Electrical supply for alternating current and three-phase current

Fuse modules

Workplace lighting

- Indirect room lighting

Alsident exhaust

Extract air spigot for mobile fume cupboard AeroEm

Plate valves for room ventilation

Cover over the spacing elements from above


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Service modules

1.2 Service wing

Service wing elements

Feed element

The supply pipes are fed

through the wall at the height

of the service wing using a feed

element. As an alternative to

the feed element, the supply

pipes can be fed through a

service duct from the ceiling to

the service wing. In this case

the isolating valves are outsidethe service wing.

Easy access to the isolation

valves and pipes in the service

wing is provided by opening

the feed element.

Mechanical services supply

and waste facilities directly

at the service wing

The fittings (angle taps, high

purity gas valves or quick

release outlets) supply the labo-

ratory workstation with flam-

mable gas, technical gases,

pure gases, vacuum or com-

pressed air and water.

The pipes from, e. g., service

distribution terminals (see sec-

tion 1.3) or mobile sinks (see

section 2.11) are connected to

quick release outlets.

Wing elementwith angle taps

Wing element withhigh purity gas valve

Quick release outlets forgas, water, waste water

Feed elementOpen


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Dimension of the elements

Length, feed element (mm)

Lengths, wing elements (mm)

Lengths, T elements (mm)

Lengths, cross elements (mm)

Width (mm)

Height (incl. dust cover) (mm)

600

600, 900, 1200,

1500

1500

1500

700

210

Dimensions panels and modules

Length (mm)

Width (mm)

300

180

Dimensions of the workplace lights/cover panels

Lengths (mm)

Width (mm)

600, 900,

1200, 1500

100

Electrical supply directly at

the service wing

Up to eight sockets for alter-

nating current or up to two

sockets for three-phase cur-

rent can be fitted to electrical

modules.

Connections, e. g., for tele-

phones, monitors, data or

loudspeakers can also beinstalled on electrical modules.

Extract air removal directly

at the service wing

Extract air spigots can be fitted

to the underside of the service

wing between the two halves

of the wing.

The spigots are connected to

the central exhaust system

using an extract air duct.

It is possible to connect, e. g.the ducts from mobile fume

cupboards AeroEm (see section

3.12) or specific Alsident

exhausts (see section 3.13).

Wing element withextract air spigots

Wing elementwith electricalmodules

Technical data

Alsident exhaust onthe extract air spigot


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Service modules


In combination with the serv-

ice wing as a supply and

waste disposal system, the

service distribution terminal

enables services and electrical

supplies to be drawn directly

at the workplace. The service

distribution terminal is

clamped to worktops or steel

support frames using aclamping system.

Layout

Components of aservice distributionterminal

1 Service distributionterminal with

sanitary panel2 Service distribution

terminal withelectrical module

3 Clamping system4 Service beam

The service distribution termi-

nal is supplied using the service

wing. Services and the electri-

cal supply are provided using

flexible pipes and cables thatare connected to the service

distribution terminal.

The pipes and cables are con-

nected to the service wing

using quick release outlets and

plugs.

A very wide range of mechani-

cal services such as flammable

gas, technical gases, pure

gases, vacuum, compressed air

can be provided.

Design variants

Up to three angle taps or high

purity gas valves are fitted to

the sanitary panel.

Up to eight sockets for alter-nating current or up to two

sockets for three-phase current

can be fitted to the electrical

panel. Different sockets can be

combined.

The pipes and cables between

the service distribution terminal

and the service wing are fed to

the service beam and bundled

with two straps. In addition, a

steel rope on the service beam

is used to provide strain relieffor the pipes and cables.

The service distribution termi-

nal can be fastened horizon-

tally, e.g. to a worktop or ver-

tically to a steel frame, e. g. to

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Examples of the design variants

Service distribution termi-

nal with angle taps

Service distribution terminal

with high purity gas valves

Service distribution terminalwith 8 sockets for alternating

current

Service distribution termi-

nal with different sockets

Fastening two service distri-

bution terminals one above

the other

Vertical fastening of the


Horizontal fastening of the


Dimension service distribution terminal

Width (mm)

Height of a service distribution

terminal (mm)

Height of two service distribution

terminals (mm)

Depth (mm)

Clamping range for the fastening (mm)

300

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C frame steel support

frames

are extremely steady and can

be loaded with 200 kg/m2.

They carry suspended under-

bench units without problems

and provide users a large

amount of knee and legroom.

The height is adjusted using

fully integrated adjusting

strips.

The cantilever frame

provides the greatest legroom

and lightest visual impact. It is

fitted to service spines or

directly to walls via its can-

tilever bracket design.

The multi-talent, the rack

is used primarily for fitting

items of equipment and has

a load carrying capacity of

150 kg.

The heights of shelves can be

adjusted as required in 45 mm

increments.

The shelves are available made

of either melamine coated

particleboard or powder-

coated perforated steel plate.The shelves can be fitted with

a tilt of up to 15 without

tools. The extendable shelves

mounted on caged ball-bear-

ings and with 60 kg maximum

load can be pulled out to 2/3

of their depth. The castors

enable the rack to be moved

quickly.

Further refined accessories

The skate as a castor-mountedbase unit for your PC, the

caddy as a trolley for the

printer, add-on plate, assistant

and round table are only a few

examples of useful accessories

in the laboratory environment.

Our modular sinks

Available in various installa-

tion variants, the sink module

impresses with its height of

950 mm, which facilitates

fatigue-free work. Sink and

module are manufactured as

one unit without joints.

Our sink and drip modules are

manufactured from self-sup-

porting, acid proof technical

ceramic material. The sup-porting structure is formed by

underbench cupboards with

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The worktops for the laboratory benches are

mounted on height adjustable bench frames

(4-leg, C frame or cantilever frame) or directly

on underbench units with plinth.

The complete WIG-welded sides and supports

are made of precision rectangular steel tube.

Supports are bolted to the frame such that

underbench units can be suspended in the

bench frame or pushed underneath on

castors.

Work benches

2.1 Add-on tables and supporting structures

Supporting structures

Add-on tables with H frame

Material frame and supports (mm)

Powder coating

Load capacity


Frame heights 4-leg (mm)

Frame depths 4-leg (mm)

Standard lengths (mm)

The individual H frame has adjustable levelling feet made of steel each with a plastic

plate.

Levelling: - 5 to +25 mm with key projection.

ST 50/25/2

Layer thickness 80

200 kg/m2

720, 900

690, 870

552, 702, 852

600, 900, 1200, 1500, 1800

Variant

Levelling covered by tube sleeve

Two-part installation compartment cover that can be slid to the side for

standard length frame 600 to 1800 mm in front of a service spine

Add-on tables with C frame


Powder coating

Load capacity


Frame heights C frame (mm)

Frame depths C frame (mm)


C frames can be individually adjusted in height and have two levelling screws in the

bottom steel brackets with a continuous pressure pad.

ST 50/25/2

Layer thickness 80

200 kg/m2

720 or 900

690, 870

552, 702

600, 900, 1200, 1500, 1800

Variant


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Add-on table with cantilever frame


Powder coating

Load capacity


Frame heights (mm)

Frame depths (mm)

for wall fastening


Fastening to the service spine or to the wall adapter using clamp strap.

The individual cantilever frames have adjustable levelling feet made of steel each

with a plastic plate. Levelling: - 5 to +25 mm with key projection.

ST 50/25/2

Layer thickness 80

200 kg/m2

720 bzw. 900

690, 870

661, 811

Wall adapter ST 50/25/2

WH 720 mm length 572 mm

WH 900 mm length 752 mm

600, 900, 1200, 1500, 1800

Variant

Levelling covered by tube sleeve


standard length frame 600 to 1800 mm

Notes on underbench units:

Moveable underbench units for the working heights 720 and 900 mm can be

pushed in.

Notes on fastening:

The cantilever frame can only be used in conjunction with a service spine or

fixed to a strong wall.

The welded tube construction is not self-supporting and must be firmly

joined to the service spine or the wall.


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Work benches

2.2 Worktops

Worktops for wall benches without service spine

or for free-standing benches

The laboratory worktops are either mounted

on bench frames (4-leg, C frame or cantilever

frame) or directly on underbench units with

plinth.

The following dimensions are available

Worktop widths (mm)

Worktop depths (mm)

600, 900, 1200, 1500, 1800

600, 750, 900

Material worktop

Melamine resin coating on base

material

Particleboard, self-supporting*

Polypropylene coating on

particleboard base*

Solid grade laminate without

increased edge*

Stainless steel on particleboard base*

Tiles on coated plywood board*

Technical ceramic material

self-supporting

Technical ceramic material -

compound worktop on structural

element

Epoxy resin self-supporting

Glass (safety glass ESG)

* Work surfaces also available by the

metre. Maximum length that can be

supplied 3600 mm

Grooved upstand edging strip made

of plastic

Wall sealing strip

Installation ventilation grid

750x100 mm

Flush edge profile

Marine edging

Installation ventilation grid

750x100 mm

Flush stainless steel edge

Marine edging

Marine edging on two

or three sides

Profiled plastic end cap


or three sides

Marine edging


Without marine edge

Marine edging on two or three sides

Marine edging

Material increased edge: Epoxy resin


Marine edging

Variants


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Worktops for wall benches and

double work benches in front of a service spine

The laboratory worktops are either mounted

on bench frames (4-leg, C frame or cantilever

frame) or directly on underbench units with

plinth.

The following dimensions are available

Worktop widths (mm) 600, 900, 1200, 1500, 1800

Wall bench

Module depth 750 mm

Module depth 900 mm

Worktop depth (mm)

675

825

Double work bench

Module depth 1500 mm

Module depth 1800 mm

Worktop depth per side (mm)

675

825

Material worktop

Melamine resin coating on base

material

Particleboard, self-supporting*


particleboard base*

Solid grade laminate without

increased edge*

Stainless steel on particleboard base*

Tiles on coated plywood board*


self-supporting

Technical ceramic material -

compound worktop on structural

element



* Work surfaces also available by the metre. Maximum length that can be

supplied 3600 mm

Flush edge profile

Marine edging

Flush stainless steel edge

Marine edging


or three sides



or three sides

Marine edging


Without marine edge


Marine edging



Marine edging

Variants


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Critical substances

Damaging

substances

Advantage

Disadvantage

Use

Weight

Total thickness

- Acids with concentration > 10%

- Concentrated hydrochloric acids

- Nitric acids

- Heated sulphuric acid

- Resistance to moisture

- Flat

- Easy to dispose of

- Low coating thickness

- Wet room

- Benches with medium stress

26.4 kg/m2

19 mm

Critical substances

Damaging

substances

Advantage

Disadvantage

Use

Weight

Total thickness

- Acids with concentration > 10%

- Concentrated hydrochloric acids

- Nitric acid

- Heated sulphuric acid

- Flat

- Joints sensitive to moisture

- Medium chemical resistance

- Mobile tables, add-on tables, window

benches

- Instrument benches and laboratory

benches in the dry area

- Cannot be used in the moist or wet

area

19.6 kg/m2

30 mm

Melamine resin/postformed Polypropylene

Critical substances

Damaging

substances

Advantage

Disadvantage

Use

Weight

Total thickness

- Hydrocarbons

- Citric acid

- Oxalic acid

- Carbon tetrachloride

- Diesel oil

- Ozone

- Concentrated nitric acid

- Chloroform

- Petrol

- Benzol

- No joints

- Flat

- Light

- High chemical resistance to acids and

many solvents


- Less glass breakage

- Soft surface sensitive to scratches

- Sensitive to heat

- Areas with high chemical resistance

- Working with hydrofluoric acid

- Area in which the lack of joints is

important

- Radio-isotope area

20.3 kg/m2

30 mm and 7 mm increased edge

Tiles

Critical substances

Damaging

substances

Advantage

Disadvantage

Use

Weight

Total thickness

- None

- Hydrofluoric acid

- Flat

- High resistance to chemicals

- Tops have gaps with low resistance

to chemicals

- Gaps difficult to clean and difficult

to decontaminate

- Laboratory benches of all types that

are subjected to chemicals

30 kg/m2


Work benches

2.2 Worktops

Properties of the worktops

Solid grade laminate


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Epoxy resin

Critical substances

Damaging

substances

Advantage

Disadvantage

Use

Weight

Total thickness

- Various solvents

- Diluted acids

- Hydrofluoric acid

- Concentrated, warm mineral acids

- No joints

- Flat

- Solid panel

- High mechanical loading possible


- Surface sensitive to scratches

- Sensitive to concentrated acids

- Laboratory workstation of all type

32 kg/m2


Stainless steel

Critical substances

Damaging

substances

Advantage

Disadvantage

Use

Weight

Total thickness

- Cadmium

- Lactic acid

- Oxalic acid

- Compounds containing chlorine

and bromine

- Formic acid

- Sulphuric acid

- No joints

- High resistance to solvents

- High temperature resistance

- Sensitive to halogens and their

compounds

- For maximum loads in the area of

decontamination and moisture

resistance as well as solvent resistance

- Biology

- Microbiology

- Pharmacy

- Radio-isotope area

- Pathology

27.5 kg/m2



Critical substances

Damaging

substances

Advantage

Disadvantage

Use

Weight

Total thickness

- None

- Hydrofluoric acid

- Best chemical resistance

- Mechanically stable


- Evenness tolerances due to firing process

- Thermodynamic stress limited

- Areas with very high chemical and

mechanical stress

56 kg/m2


Glass

Critical substances

Damaging

substances

Advantage

Disadvantage

Use

Weight

Total thickness

- None

- Hydrofluoric acid

- Flat

- High resistance to chemicals

- Sensitive to knocks at corners and

edges

- Laboratory benches of all types subject

to large amounts of chemicals

38 kg/m2

30 mm

Stoneware compound worktop

Critical substances

Damaging

substances

Advantage

Disadvantage

Use

Weight

Total thickness

- None

- Hydrofluoric acid

- Flat

- Lighter than technical ceramic material

- Best chemical resistance


- Thermodynamic stress limited

- Areas with very high chemical stress

40 kg/m2


made of epoxy resin


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Work benches

2.3 Mobile table

Mobile table

The rectangular worktop on our mobile tables

is fitted to a seamless WIG-welded precision

rectangular steel tube frame with four heavy

duty castors. The two front castors are

equipped with a full fixing device that simulta-

neously locks castors and steering axle.

Material worktop

Melamine resin coating on structural

element, self-supporting


particleboard base

Solid grade laminate

Stainless steel on particleboard base

Tiles on coated plywood board


self-supporting

Technical ceramic material - compound

worktop on structural element



Marine edging

Marine edging

Marine edging

Marine edging

Marine edging;


Marine edging

Mobile table


Widths (mm)

Depths (mm)

Load capacity

720, 900

1200, 1500

750, 900

150 kg/m2

Variants

Shelf fitted to bottom of frame

Suspended underbench units

Underbench units fitted onto bottom shelf

Edges and increased edge


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Swing

2.4 Swing

The curved worktop on the Swing sits on a

4-leg frame. In combination with the Swing

two tables of different depth can be joined

together.

Material worktop

Melamine

Melamine with beech finish


3mm polypropylene edge, 4-sides

3mm ABS edge, 4-sides

Edges

Swing


Widths (mm)

Depths (mm)

Load capacity

720, 900

1200, 1500

600 / 750

675 / 825

750 / 900

200 kg/m2


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Work benches

2.5 Height adjustable table

Height adjustable table

The working height of the height adjustable

C-frame tables can be infinitely varied

between sitting working height (720 mm) and

standing working height (900 mm) using an

electric motor or a crank.

Material worktop

Melamine

Postformed



3mm polypropylene edge on side and

rear

3mm ABS edge, 4-sides

Edges

Height adjustable table

Working height (mm)

Width (mm)

Depth (mm)

Load capacity

720 to 900

1500

750

70 kg/m2

Height adjustabletable with electricmotor

1 Switch for electricmotor

2 Electric motor3 Bench frame with

height adjustment

Height adjustabletable with crank

1 Crank2 Bench frame with

height adjustment


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Balance table

The balance table is used for analytical balances

and other sensitive measuring equipment.

A heavy slab of concrete is specially mounted

on a supporting construction.

The supporting construction for the slab is

vibration isolated from the outer worktop.

Material worktop

Melamine

Postformed


3mm polypropylene edge on side and

rear

Edges

Balance table

Working height (mm)

Width (mm)

Depths (mm)

Width of the balance slab (mm)

Depth of the balance slab (mm)

Weight of the balance slab

Total weight of the balance table

720

900

750, 900

400

450

65 kg

120 kg

2.6 Balance table


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Work benches

2.7 VarioTHEK

VarioTHEK

The VarioTHEK provides the ideal workplace

for laboratories as well as preparation rooms

for teaching and research.

This item can be variably equipped and is

supplied ready to plug into the service wing.

A waste water pump is integrated in the

underbench unit.

VarioTHEK

Working height (mm)

Width (mm)

Length (mm)

Height incl. castors (mm)

Worktop

Lighting

Electrical supply

Mechanical services supply

Weight

Fold down analysis table

Working height 720 mm

Suspended underbench units

900

825

1900

1920

Melamine resin with or without raised

drip cup arranged in the middle of the

bench

Variant

Stoneware compound worktop.

Integrated in the services transition

above the working area

Integrated in service modules on

request

Integrated in service panels for various

water, gases, pure and high purity

gases on request

Approx. 250 kg

Work surface beech finish

Various variants on request


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Rack

Ideally suited for fitting items of equipment,

our rack is available with or without castors.

For analysis workplaces the rack is equipped

with the secretaire worktop.

Rack

Widths (mm)

Height (mm)

Depth (mm)

Widths, shelves (mm)

Depths, fixed shelves (mm)

Depths, extendable shelves (mm)

Load carrying capacity per shelf

Lad carrying capacity, total

Shelves

850, 1150

1746

677

800, 1100

440, 730

440

50 kg

150 kg

4 pieces

Material: coated OSB panels

Height adjustable in increments

of 45 mm

Optional

Powder-coated perforated plate

2.8 Rack

Analysis workplace secretaire

Widths (mm)

Depth (mm)


800, 1100

900

50 kg/m2

Material worktop secretaire

Melamine, colour grey


3 mm polypropylene edge, 4-sides

3 mm ABS edge, 4-sides

Edges


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Work benches

2.9 Analysis tables

Assistant

The analysis workplace assistant is an addi-

tional swivelling table for 900 mm high and

750 mm deep add-on tables with 4-leg frame.

In the extended position the swivelling table

provides an additional, quarter circle shaped

work surface with a working height of

720 mm.

Assistant

Working height (mm)

Width (mm)

Depth (mm)

Load capacity

Worktop

720

695

672

30 kg/m2

Melamine, colour grey or beech finish

The round table can be fitted to 4-leg add-on

tables.

It comprises a round worktop with a cut-out

and table leg.

Round table

Round table


Diameter (mm)

Load capacity

Worktop

720, 900

1200

50 kg/m2

Melamine, colour grey or beech finish


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Skate

Work benches

2.9 Analysis tables

As a mobile unit the skate is used for the PC

tower at the analysis workplace. It comprises a

beech finish panel and a perforated plate side

wall.

The PC tower is fastened using a holding

strap.

Caddy

As a moveable printer table, the caddy is used

at the PC analysis workplace.

Skate

Width (mm)

Height (mm)

Depth (mm)

Base

215

467

450

Melamine resin with beech finish

Thickness 19 mm

Caddy

Width (mm)

Height (mm)

Depth (mm)

Top work surface

450

400

500

Melamine resin with beech finish

Thickness 30 mm


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Laboratory sinks

Laboratory sinks are permanently installed

parts of the laboratory furniture and are

placed either against a wall or a service spine.

The sinks can be fitted to the service spine

along the laboratory bench or as end sink units

on double work benches.

The sinks can be manufactured from

polypropylene, stainless steel, epoxy resin or

technical ceramic material. On worktops made

of technical ceramic material and polypropy-lene, the sinks are fitted from below. On work-

tops with tiles, or made of epoxy resin or

melamine, the sinks are inserted from above.

As standard underbench units with hinged

doors and plinths are used.

2.10 Sink work benches

Material worktop


Tiles*

Melamine resin*

Melamine resin*

Polypropylene*

Stainless steel*


Compound worktop

Epoxy resin

* Work surfaces also available by the metre.



Polypropylene

Stainless steel

Polypropylene

Stainless steel


Epoxy resin

Options

Wide range of different versions

for water bench mounted service

outlets

Eye shower

Draining rack

The following dimensions are available for worktops

Widths (mm)

Depths (mm)

900, 1200, 1500, 1800

600, 675, 750, 825, 900

500 x 400 x 250 (W x D x H) and

400 x 400 x 250 (W x D x H)

460 x 360 x 330 (W x D x H) and

360 x 360 x 330 (W x D x H)

500 x 400 x 250 (W x D x H) and

400 x 400 x 250 (W x D x H)

500 x 400 x 250 (W x D x H) and

340 x 370 x 160 (W x D x H)

500 x 400 x 235 (W x D x H) and

400 x 400 x 235 (W x D x H)

500 x 400 x 250 (W x D x H)

510 x 360 x 265 (W x D x H) and

360 x 360 x 265 (W x D x H)

457 x 381 x 279 (W x D x H) and

406 x 406 x 190 (W x D x H)

On request

On request

On request or see Internet

accessories catalogue

Sinks bonded to the worktop

from below using silicon and also

secured with steel straps

Sinks fitted flush with worktop

and also secured with steel straps

Sinks with beading fitted in the

worktop from above


worktop from above

Sinks fitted in the worktop from

below and welded

Sinks welded flush with worktop



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Sink modules

Work benches

2.10 Sink work benches

Sink modules are primarily used as end sink

units on double work benches but can also be

fitted along the laboratory bench.

The sink module and the adjacent work

surfaces on the end sink unit are made of

glazed, acid-proof technical ceramic material.

A polypropylene splash bench runs along the

entire width behind the sink module and the

adjacent work surfaces.

As standard underbench units with hinged

doors and plinths are used.

Sink modules for head sink unit

Head sink unit standard width 1500 mm

Width (mm)

Depth (mm)

600

710

Head sink unit standard width 1800 mm

Width (mm)

Depth (mm)

900

710

Adjacent work surface left and right for standard width 1500 and 1800 mm

Width (mm)

Depth (mm)

450

670

Sink height (mm)

Thickness of the splash protection

panel (mm)

made of grey polypropylene

300

10

Sink modules for service spine and as sink to stand against walls

Sink module in front of service spine with depth 750 mm

Widths (mm)

Depth (mm)

Sink module in front of service spine with depth 900 mm

Widths (mm)

Depth (mm)

Sink module as sinks to stand against walls

Widths (mm)

Depth (mm)

Sink height (mm)

600, 900

710

600, 900

860

600, 900

785, 935

300


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Drip cups

Drip cups are integrated in the service spine

or fitted in the worktop.

Material drip cupsPolypropylene


270 x 82 x 113 (W x D x H)

260 x 82 x 108 (W x D x H)

Sink dimensions i. L. (mm)

Drip cups for service spines

Drip cups for fitting in worktop

Material worktop

Melamine resin;

Polypropylene

Polypropylene

Technical ceramic material;

Tiles

Melamine resin

Stainless steel

Epoxy resin


Compound worktop

Variants:

various different versions for water fittings on request

Polypropylene

Polypropylene


Stainless steel

Stainless steel

Epoxy resin


Material drip wastes Sink dimensions i. L. (mm)

255 x 105 x 150 (W x D x H)

255 x 105 x 140 (W x D x H)

250 x 95 x 112 (W x D x H)

240 x 80 x 120 (W x D x H)

240 x 80 x 120 (W x D x H)

246 x 95 x 180 (W x D x H)

245 x 95 x 150 (W x D x H)

Type of installation


worktop from above

Sinks fitted to the worktop from

below and welded


worktop from above

Sinks with beading fitted

in the worktop from above

Sinks welded flush with worktop


Sinks with beading fitted flush in

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The ready to plug-in compact system for the

supply and disposal of water can be used on

mobile or fixed laboratory benches and

connected to the Waldner service wing using

flexible pipes.

A pump removes the waste water via the

service wing.

AquaEl

AquaEl

Material housing and sink Epoxy resin

Width (mm)

Depth (mm)

Height (mm)

Weight (incl. pipes)

304

500

480

11 kg

Lengths, feed and waste pipes (mm)

Lengths, power connecting cables (mm)

2500

2500


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Fume cupboards and exhaust devices3.1 Bench mounted fume cupboards

3.2 Low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards

3.3 Low level fume cupboards3.4 Walk-in fume cupboards

3.5 Secuflow low volume bench mounted fume cupboards

3.6 Secuflow low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboard

3.7 Bench mounted fume cupboards with side panels


with side panels

3.9 Special application fume cupboards

3.10 Filter fume cupboards

3.11 Radio-isotope fume cupboards

3.12 Mobile fume cupboards

3.13 Local exhaust ventilation

3.14 Monitoring and control

The requirements on laboratoryfume cupboards in relation to

work safety, ease of use andeconomy have significantlyincreased, not least due to thenew EN 14175.Waldner fume cupboards, irre-spective of the type, providehighly innovative technologyfor every type of laboratory,and that way beyond the levelsrequired in the standards.

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Fume cupboards and exhaust devices

General

Fume cupboards are a key ele-ment in laboratories. All workduring which gases, fumes,particles or liquids are handledin dangerous quantities andconcentrations must be per-formed in fume cupboards.

Our fume cupboards, irrespec-tive of the type and version,ensure maximum safety, excel-

lent ergonomics and maximumeconomy.

During the development of ourfume cupboards, many years ofdesign know-how are accom-panied by scientific findings our designs are not based onthe example of others. Numer-ous patents demonstrate ourtechnical lead. All Waldnerfume cupboards of coursecomply with the requirements

of EN 14175.As an important part of theoverall laboratory ventilationscheme, our fume cupboardscan be integrated into thebuilding ventilation concept.

The fact that our Secuflowfume cupboard technologyalso reduces the overall costsfor the ventilation system is acommercial advantage thatcannot be ignored and that ismade possible by the inte-grated supportive flow technol-ogy. You will find further infor-

mation on this topic atwww.waldner-lab.com.

Our in-house certified test

laboratory for fume cup-

board measurements

Previously the effectiveness offume cupboards was definedby the extract volume flowrates. With the re-publicationof DIN 12924 Part 1 in 1991, alimit for the leakage of test gaswas defined instead. In this

way it was intended to facili-tate innovations, particularly inrelation to energy saving via areduction in the extract volumeflow rates.

Our test facility, which hadalready been in existence formany years and that had beensetup for studies on fluidmechanics and the optimisa-tion of fume cupboards, was asa result expanded to form atest laboratory for ventilationengineering tests according toDIN 12924 Part 1 in 1991. Overthe last somewhat more than10 years, over 150 differenttypes of fume cupboard havebeen type tested in this testfacility.

On the publication of EN14175 we setup our new testlaboratory for fume cup-boards. The latest technicalequipment and the GS certifi-cation via TV Product ServiceGmbH guarantee the bestmeasurement results in rela-tion to accuracy and repro-ducibility.

In two independent test cham-bers it is possible to independ-ently test two fume cupboardsin parallel due to the duplica-tion of equipment.


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We test fume cupboards tothe old standards DIN, BS(UK), and AFNOR (France), aswell as to the new EuropeanEN 14175 that will replace theprevious national standards.Furthermore, we can also per-form measurements accordingto ASHRAE 110/1995 as areoften required by customersbased in the USA.

Anybody who designs, buildsand tests fume cupboards hasa major responsibility. Notleast to the staff in the labora-tory whose health depends onthe safe and reliable operationof the fume cupboards.Beyond our ISO 9001:2000certification and the GS mark-ing for our entire productrange, we have closed theloop in relation to fume cup-board tests and had our newtest laboratory tested and cer-tified by TV Product ServiceGmbH according to the Ger-man law on equipment safety(Gertesicherheitsgesetz). As aresult the first certified testlaboratory for fume cupboardsin Europe is in Wangen im All-gu. Visitors are welcome atany time.

Safety via the patented

intake airflow profile on

the front edge of the fume

cupboard worktop

It prevents turbulence thatcould carry pollutant emissionsin the direction of the user inthe laboratory.

Air flowing into the fume cup-board is guided via the airfoil-

like profile geometry (with lowturbulence over the worktop)to the rear panel low levelextraction which ensures thesafe removal of heavy gases,e.g. solvent fumes.

The technology in the new Waldner test laboratory:

Two independent ventilation systems incl. cooling andheating for supply air and extract air with a flow rate of2,500 m3/h each

Input air either via ceiling ventilation or supply air outletsof varying design

Pressure and air quantity conditions in the test chambervariably adjustable using high resolution ventilation controltechnology

Temperature conditions variably adjustable, from isother-mal to the simulation of various temperature gradients inthe chamber

Reference air exchange rate determination according to

DIN 1952 and VDI 2080 Calibrated test gas control Transducers with electronic data acquisition Data analysis and documentation using PC software

Clear view of all processes in

the workspace

The high level glazed panelenables the experimentalequipment and processes tobe clearly seen.

We offer the best possible

utilisation of the working

width The slender, patentedfume cupboard side posts,

only 25 mm wide, provide themaximum workspace widthand due to their special shapeensure that there is little tur-bulence in the intake air.


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The removable panels with

perimeter extraction in the

fume cupboard rear panel

provide maximum grouping

of services

In this way we ensure thatmechanical and electrical serv-ices can be quickly and eco-nomically changed orupgraded.

For more safety andeconomy

Maximum user safety is pro-vided by our toothed belt sashmounting along with signifi-cantly reduced maintenanceeffort. The stainless steel rein-forced toothed belts also pro-vide the supply of electricalpower and signals to thephoto-electric barrier in themoving sash.

Endurance tests with morethan 200,000 load cycles ver-ify that this mounting is atleast ten-times more resistantto load changes compared toa conventional steel ropemounting.

The track mechanism also

provides additional safety

In the unlikely case that bothsash mountings fail, the sashis stopped in fractions of asecond.

All functions at a glance

The control switch and dis-plays integrated into the fumecupboard side posts provideinformation on the operationalstate of the fume cupboard atthe ideal eye height.

Sash handle with aero-

dynamic design the air frowsinto the workspace when the

sash is opened and pollutantemissions due to the openingsash are prevented. The bal-anced and free-moving sashmechanism including therelease for the sash stop canbe operated with one hand.

The motion detector

The sash is closed automati-cally if there is nobody work-ing at the fume cupboard.The photo-electric barrierstops the closing process ifthere are objects protrudingfrom inside the workspace.

Cost saving due to exten-

sive pre-assembly

The factory pre-assembly andtesting of our fume cupboardsenable them to be very quicklyinstalled on-site.Due to the easy to maintaindesign, all components arequick and easy to access whenrequired.During installation, servicingand maintenance, our trainedinstallation and service person-nel ensure that everything

goes smoothly and quickly.


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Bench mounted fume cup-boards according to EN 14175

prevent fumes, aerosols and

dusts escaping into the labora-

tory in dangerous quantities or

concentrations.

The following substances arenot approved for use in bench-mounted fume cupboards:

Radioactive substances Microorganisms Genotype modified substances

Bench mounted fume cup-boards are not suitable for pulp-ing works. This instruction alsoapplies to bench mounted fumecupboards with ceramic liner.


3.1 Bench mounted fume cupboards

Fume cupboard EN 14175

1 Sash handle2 Worktop

3 Display andoperating device

4 Upper sashwindow

5 Fascia panel6 Extract-air

manifold7 Baffle with

integrated servicepanels

8 Vertical sash

9 Glazed side panel10 Cable through-put

11 Service module

1200 1500 1800 mm 900 mm

WH900mm

Extractairconnectionforairflowcontroller2

890mm

2710mm

Extractairconnectionforfunctiondisplay2610mm

250

190


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* Control system for the regulation of air exchange rates mustbe at a distance of at least 250 mm from the soffit for thecollection duct to avoid interference with the FAZ measure-ment.

All air quantity figures relate to a sash opening heightof 500 mm and the recommended trace gas maximumvalues from the German industry body BG Chemie.

On the use of on-site extract air control systems and otherproduct rules, the air quantities may vary.For this reason the operating limits must be agreed withWaldner in advance.

A maximum extract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.

The minimum extract volume must not drop below 400 m3/hper running metre fume cupboard width according to EN14175 and should therefore not be used as the basis for thedesign of the ventilation system.

We are of course always available at any time to answer anyquestions during the planning or implementation of yourproject.

Variants

Worktops

Internal lining

Glazing of the side panel

Cable through-put in the solid side

panel

Underbench units

Electrical supply

Water supply

Drip cup on the service panel

Lighting

Electrical/RCCB

Sash controller SC

Technical ceramic material, polypropylene, stainless steel, epoxy resin, tiles, stoneware compound worktop

Melamine resin, technical ceramic material, polypropylene, solid grade laminate

Left and/or right side possible, not on version with internal lining in technical ceramic material

Left and/or right side, possible with all internal lining variants

(see section 4: Storage space - underbench unit for fume cupboards)

Internal and/or external sockets

Take-off valves for water, gases, pure gases and high purity gases

Polypropylene, technical ceramic material

In ex-proof version

Optional

Optional

Air data mc6 EN 14175 for bench mounted fume cupboards

Dimensions

(mm)

1200x900x2710

1500x900x2710

1800x900x2710

Minimumvalue according to EN 14175

(m3/h)

480

600

720

Technical data

Data

1200

2710

900

1440

1150

250

7

2

Standard

1500

2710

900

1440

1450

300

10

3

Standard

1800

2710

900

1440

1750

350

10

3

Standard

Widths (mm)

Height (mm)

Depth (mm)

Clear internal height in the

workspace (mm)

Clear internal width in the

workspace (mm)

Weight in kg (without installations)

Scaffold points for 13mm

Service panels

Light switch, lighting

Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)

Function display

Constant airflow damper

Variable airflow damper

Cross slide acquisition

FAZ*

Air flow controller AC


Only with variable air flow controller AC


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Low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboard EN 14175

Low ceiling bench mountedfume cupboards are used inrooms that have low internalheight. The sash is two-partand does not project beyondthe total height of the fumecupboard.General purpose fume cup-boards according to EN 14175

prevent fumes, aerosols anddusts escaping into the labora-tory in dangerous quantities orconcentrations.

The following materials are notpermitted in low ceiling benchmounted fume cupboards: Radioactive substances Microorganisms Genotype modified substances

Low ceiling bench mountedfume cupboards are not suit-

able for pulping works. Thisinstruction also applies to lowceiling bench mounted fumecupboards with ceramic liner.




manifold6 Two-part verticalsash

7 Baffle withintegrated service

panels8 Service module

1200 1500 1800 mm 900 mm

250

190

WH900mmE

xtractairconnectionforairflowcontroller2530mm

2350mm

Extractairconnectionforfunctiondispla

y2250mm


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A maximum ectract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.



Air data mc6 EN 14175 for low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards

Dimensions

(mm)

1200x900x2350

1500x900x2350

1800x900x2350


(m3/h)

480

600

720

Variants

Worktops

Internal lining



panel

Underbench units

Electrical supply

Water supply


Lighting

Electrical/RCCB

Sash controller SC









In ex-proof version

Optional

Optional


Function display




FAZ*




Data

1200

2350

900

1080

1150

220

4

2

Standard

1500

2350

900

1080

1450

260

6

3

Standard

1800

2350

900

1080

1750

300

6

3

Standard

Widths (mm)

Height (mm)

Depth (mm)


workspace (mm)


workspace (mm)



Service panels



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4

3

2

1

6

7

9

8

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3.3 Low level fume cupboards

Low level fume cupboard EN 14175

Low level fume cupboards areused for working with tall itemsof experimental equipment. Thesash is two-part and does notproject beyond the total heightof the fume cupboard.General purpose fume cup-boards according to EN 14175prevent fumes, aerosols and

dusts escaping into the labora-tory in dangerous quantities orconcentrations.

The following substances arenot approved for use in lowlevel fume cupboards: Radioactive substances Microorganisms Genotype modified substances

Low level fume cupboards arenot suitable for pulping works.This instruction also applies to

low level fume cupboards withceramic liner.

1 Griffleiste2 Tischplatte

3 Anzeige- undBedieneinheit

4 Oberlicht-verglasung

5 Frontblende6 Abluftsammel-

kanal7 Luftleitwand mit

integriertenMedien-Panels

8 Zweigeteiltes

vertikalesSchiebefenster9 Modultraverse

1200 1500 1800 mm 900 mm

250

190

WH540

mm

Extractairconnectionforairflowcontroller2890mm

2710mm

Extractairconnectionforfunctiondisplay2610

mm

180


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Technical data







Variants

Worktops

Internal lining



panel

Underbench units

Electrical supply

Water supply


Lighting

Electrical/RCCB

Side service pillar 180mm

Sash controller SC




or side service pillar

Left and/or right side, possible with all internal lining variants, not possible with side service pillar





In ex-proof version

Optional

Optional, instead of service module below the worktop

Optional

Dimensions

(mm)

1200x900x2710

1500x900x2710

1800x900x2710


(m3/h)

480

600

720


Function display




FAZ*




Data

1200

2710

900

1800

1150

270

10

2

Standard

1500

2710

900

1800

1450

320

12

3

Standard

1800

2710

900

1800

1750

370

14

3

Standard

Widths (mm)

Height (mm)

Depth (mm)


workspace (mm)


workspace (mm)



Service panels


Air data mc6 EN 14175 for low level fume cupboards


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2

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6

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3.4 Walk-in fume cupboards

Walk-in fume cupboard EN 14175

Walk-in fume cupboards areused for working with tall itemsof experimental equipment andwith items of experimentalequipment that are placed inthe fume cupboard using amobile table. The sash is two-part and does not projectbeyond the total height of the

fume cupboard.General purpose fume cup-boards according to EN 14175prevent fumes, aerosols anddusts escaping into the labora-tory in dangerous quantities orconcentrations.

The following substances arenot approved for use in walk-infume cupboards: Radioactive substances Microorganisms

Genotype modified substancesWalk-in fume cupboards are notsuitable for pulping works.

1 Sash handle2 Display and

operating device3 Upper sash

window4 Fascia panel5 Extract-air



7 Two-part verticalsash

8 Side service pillar

1200 1500 1800 mm 900 mm

250

190

Extractairconnectionforairflowcontroller2890mm

2755mm

Extractairconnectionforfunctiondisplay2610

mm

180


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3

2

1

5

6

8

7

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3.6 Secuflow low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards

Secuflow low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboard

EN 14175

Secuflow low volume benchmounted fume cupboards areused in rooms that have lowinternal height. The sash isdivided in two and does not

project beyond the total height

of the fume cupboard.

Over and above the requirements

of EN 14175, our Secuflow fume

cupboards with supportive flowtechnology provide maximum

economy and safety with lower

extract air volumes and therefore

lower power consumption.

General purpose fume cupboards

according to EN 14175 prevent

fumes, aerosols and dusts escap-

ing into the laboratory in danger-

ous quantities or concentrations.

The following substances are notapproved for use in Secuflow

low volume bench mountedfume cupboards: Radioactive substances Microorganisms Genotype modified

substances

Secuflow low volume

bench mounted fume

cupboards are not suitable

for pulping works. This

instruction also applies to

Secuflow low volume

bench mounted fumecupboards with ceramic

liner.






7 Two-part verticalsash

8 Service module

5

1200 1500 1800 mm 900 mm

250

190

WH900mmE

xtractairconnectionforairflowco

ntroller2530mm

2350mm

Extractairconnectionforfunctiondispla

y2250mm


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You will find further information on the Secuflow benchmounted fume cupboard with supportive flow technol-ogy in printed form in our Secuflow brochure and fordownload in the Internet at www.waldner-lab.com

Variants

Worktops

Internal lining



panel

Underbench units

Electrical supply

Water supply


Lighting

Electrical/RCCB

Sash controller SC









In ex-proof version

Optional

Optional


Function display




FAZ*




Data

1200

2350

900

1080

1150

220

4

2

Standard

1500

2350

900

1080

1450

260

6

3

Standard

1800

2350

900

1080

1750

300

6

3

Standard

Widths (mm)

Height (mm)

Depth (mm)


workspace (mm)


workspace (mm)



Service panels


Air data mc6 EN 14175 for Secuflow low volume bench mounted

fume cupboards

Dimensions

(mm)

1200x900x2350

1500x900x2350

1800x900x2350


(m3/h)

360

450

540


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5

4

3

2

1

7

9

8

10

6

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3.7 Bench mounted fume cupboards with side panels

Bench mounted fume cupboard with side panels

EN 14175

General purpose fume cup-boards according to EN 14175prevent fumes, aerosols anddusts escaping into the labora-tory in dangerous quantities orconcentrations.

The following substances arenot approved for use in benchmounted fume cupboards with

side installation: Radioactive substances Microorganisms Genotype modified substances

Bench mounted fume cup-boards with side installation arenot suitable for pulping works.This instruction also applies tobench mounted fume cup-boards with side installationwith ceramic liner.


3 Service panels onthe inside in thearea of the posts


5 Upper sashwindow



scaffold points9 Vertical sash10 Installed side

posts

1200 1500 1800 2100 mm900 mm

WH900mm

2710mm

Extractairconnectionforfunctiondisplayandairflowcontroller2810mm

150 150


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Data

1200

300

2710

900

1440

850

320

6

6

Standard

1500

300

2710

900

1440

1150

390

6

6

Standard

1800

300

2710

900

1440

1450

450

6

6

Standard

Widths (mm) incl. service pillar

Width installed side panels

(left and right 150 mm each)

Height (mm)

Depth (mm)


workspace (mm)


workspace (mm)



Service panels on the inside in the

area of the posts


2100

300

2710

900

1440

1750

510

6

6

Standard

Worktops

Internal lining


Cable bushing

Underbench units

Electrical supply

Water supply

Drip cup fastened to the inside of

the fume cupboard

Lighting

Electrical/RCCB

Sash controller SC

Extract-air manifold


Solid grade laminate, technical ceramic material, polypropylene, epoxy resin, powdered steel sheet,

stainless steel

Not possible

Via front panel and side panel





In ex-proof version

Optional

Optional

For fume cupboard width (mm) Size (mm) Material

1200 250 Polypropylene

1500/1800/2100 315 Polypropylene

or 600 x 250 Stainless steel


Function display




FAZ*




Air data mc6

EN 14175 for bench mounted fume cupboards with side installation

Dimensions

(mm)

1200x900x2710

1500x900x27101800x900x2710

2100x900x2710


(m3/h)

360

480600

720




A maximum extract pressure of 600

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