Laboratory furniture designed specifically for chemical reagents:

Among all the experimental furniture, there is one kind of furniture that is very special. The biggest difference between it and other furniture is that the general furniture is only solid, but it is liquid. The liquid referred to here may not be water, but various chemical solutions. Because each chemical solution will have some special properties, some will volatilize, some will corrode and deteriorate the wood material, and some will emit an unpleasant smell. Therefore, when making reagent cabinets, the materials used are usually very special.

The reagent cabinet is the same as the test bench, usually there is not only one specification, because different chemical reagents have different requirements for the reagent cabinet. Therefore, the reagent cabinet cannot be limited to one material. The materials selected for the reagent cabinets must have their particularities. Some can be set on fire, some can be antimagnetic, and some can prevent acid and alkalinization. No material can have so many functions at the same time, so different laboratories will have different Requirements. Which reagent cabinet to put in the laboratory depends on what experiments will be done. Some laboratories have more functions and require diversified reagent cabinets, so you can only choose a variety of reagent cabinets to ensure that the chemistry is not easily contaminated. Although the reagent cabinet is not eye-catching in all laboratory furniture, it is often a special existence in the laboratory because of its special material. There is a big difference between liquid experimental props and solid ones. They must be protected during non-experimental time, and be especially careful when using them, otherwise it is very likely that the solution will be lost, other experimental furniture will be contaminated, and even the experimenters Poisoning and other consequences. Therefore, choosing the right reagent cabinet is also an important aspect of laboratory construction.