03 — Safety & water services
Laboratory sinks and taps
Laboratory sinks, traps and taps, from gooseneck and multi-way water taps to fume hood taps, supplied with your laboratory furniture.
Overview
Water services built into the bench
Sinks and taps are used constantly in most laboratories: for rinsing glassware, preparing solutions and cleaning up. They need to suit the chemicals that go down the drain, the vessels being washed and the people using them.
We supply laboratory sinks, polypropylene sinks and fittings, bottle traps and a range of laboratory taps, and plan them into the bench layout along with the rest of your laboratory furniture.
Key features
Sinks, traps and taps for laboratory use
Laboratory sinks
Sinks for laboratory benches, including polypropylene sinks.
Gooseneck taps
High, curved spouts that leave room to rinse tall glassware.
Multi-way taps
Two-way and three-way water taps serve more than one user or vessel from a single point.
Fume hood taps
Taps designed to be mounted on fume hoods.
Traps and outlets
Bottle traps with outlet nipples and PP sink outlet nipples.
Integrated with benches
Sinks and taps placed in the layout where the work needs them.
Benefits
What it means for your laboratory
- Water where it is needed in the layout
- Fittings suited to laboratory use
- Sinks and taps supplied with your furniture
- One supplier for benches, sinks and safety showers
Applications
Where it is used
Wet laboratories, glassware washing areas, teaching laboratories and fume hoods.
Technical information
Sinks, traps and taps we supply
Sinks and drainage
- Laboratory sinks
- PP laboratory sinks
- PP sink outlet nipple
- Bottle trap with outlet nipple
Taps
- Laboratory taps
- Single-way gooseneck water taps
- Two-way taps
- Three-way water taps
- Two-way outlet without swan neck
- Single cone taps
- Fume hood taps
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Have a question that is not answered here? Call us on +91 98714 22279.
Polypropylene resists many acids, alkalis and solvents used in laboratories and does not corrode like metal, which makes it a common choice for laboratory sinks and drain fittings.
A bottle trap sits below the sink outlet and collects solids or small items before they reach the drain. It can be opened and emptied, which makes it easy to recover dropped items and keep the drain clear.
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