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How To Cut Phenolic Resin Countertops (Step-by-Step Guide)

by David Henry

How To Cut Phenolic Resin Countertops (Step-by-Step Guide)

To cut phenolic resin countertops, use a carbide or diamond-tipped blade with a track saw, circular saw, or CNC router. Clamp the sheet, cut slowly...

Is Phenolic Resin Toxic? Safe Lab Material Guide

by David Henry

Is Phenolic Resin Toxic? Safe Lab Material Guide

Phenolic resin is safe in its cured form and widely used for lab countertops, pegboards, and work surfaces due to its chemical resistance and therm...

How Epoxy Resin Works for Lab Countertop Surfaces

by David Henry

How Epoxy Resin Works for Lab Countertop Surfaces

Epoxy resin lab countertops are the gold standard for high-performance lab surfaces thanks to their unmatched resistance to heat, chemicals, and da...

Biological Safety Cabinet Certification: Stay Compliant Year-Round

by David Henry

Biological Safety Cabinet Certification: Stay Compliant Year-Round

Biological safety cabinets (BSCs) must be certified at least once every 12 months, or immediately after relocation, HEPA replacement, or any repair...

Phenolic vs Epoxy Resin Countertops: Best for Your Lab?

by David Henry

Phenolic vs Epoxy Resin Countertops: Best for Your Lab?

Epoxy resin countertops offer top-tier heat and chemical resistance, while phenolic resin is lighter, more affordable, and easier to install. This ...

High School Chemistry Lab Equipment List & Uses

by David Henry

High School Chemistry Lab Equipment List & Uses

A high school chemistry lab needs beakers, test tubes, burners, balances, PPE, and safety gear. This guide lists every essential tool by name and u...

Wet Chemistry Lab Equipment Guide

by David Henry

Wet Chemistry Lab Equipment Guide

Wet chemistry labs require durable equipment like beakers, pipettes, pH meters, and epoxy countertops. This guide covers every essential tool, setu...

Types of Chemistry Lab Flasks: Names, Uses & Buyer Tips

by David Henry

Types of Chemistry Lab Flasks: Names, Uses & Buyer Tips

Chemistry lab flasks come in different shapes for a reason. Erlenmeyer, volumetric, and round-bottom flasks each serve distinct functions in heatin...

Adhesive vs Epoxy: Which Bonding Method Is Best?

by David Henry

Adhesive vs Epoxy: Which Bonding Method Is Best?

Epoxy offers stronger, longer-lasting bonds than general adhesives, especially on non-porous surfaces like metal and glass. While adhesives are eas...

Can You Epoxy Over Epoxy Countertops? | Step-by-Step Guide

by David Henry

Can You Epoxy Over Epoxy Countertops? | Step-by-Step Guide

Yes, you can apply epoxy over existing epoxy countertops if the surface is properly cleaned, sanded, and sealed. A second coat can restore shine, i...

Is Epoxy Resin Dangerous? Safe Use Tips for Labs & Homes

by David Henry

Is Epoxy Resin Dangerous? Safe Use Tips for Labs & Homes

Yes, epoxy resin can be dangerous if not handled correctly. It can cause skin irritation, allergic reactions, respiratory issues, and long-term hea...

Biology Lab Equipment List | Free Checklist & Custom Tools

by David Henry

Biology Lab Equipment List | Free Checklist & Custom Tools

A complete biology lab equipment list includes microscopes, test tubes, dissection kits, safety gear, and heating tools. This guide offers expert t...