Worktops

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Worktops	Material	Properties	Thickness	Colour
Epoxy Resin	� Monolithic and molded from a modified Epoxy Resin with smooth, non-glare finish	� High resistance to chemicals � Easy to clean � Good heat resistance � Surface sensitive to scratches	19 mm	� Black � Grey
Trespa TopLab PLUS�	� Integrated, decorative surface, manufactured under high heat and pressure � Based on pigmented, electron beam curved resins � Crystal matte finish on top side	� High resistance to chemicals � Performs well in wet conditions � Good heat resistance � Easy to clean	16 mm	� Black � Grey
Solid Phenolic Resin	� Made from natural kraft paper and engineered as laboratory grade surfaces � Processed under high heat and pressure to form composite panel	� Performs well in wet conditions � Good heat resistance � Easy to clean � Moderate resistance to chemicals	16 mm	� Grey
Ceramic Tiles	� Mixture of clay, sand and other natural materials that are shaped into tiles and fired at high temperature	� Excellent resistance to aggressive chemicals except hydrofluoric acid � High scratch resistance � Excellent heat resistance	12 mm	� Grey
Ceramic Slabs	� Mixture of clay, sand and other natural materials that are shaped into slabs and fired at high temperature	� Excellent resistance to aggressive chemicals except hydrofluoric acid � High scratch resistance � Excellent heat resistance	20 mm	� Grey
HPL Faced Plywood	� Plywood covered with High Pressure Laminate and PVC edging strip	� Strong and hard use in normal working surface and in dry laboratory area � Not recommended in moist or wet area � Low resistance to fire	30 mm	� Grey
Melamine Faced MDF	� MDF covered with Melamine and PVC edging strip	� Common used in mobile table and instrument benches � Not recommended in moist or wet area � Low resistance to fire	30 mm	� Grey