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Point-of-use laboratory application

Mobile lab carts planned for instruments, samples and data.

A mobile cart should do more than roll. It needs a stable locked position, a surface suited to the work and storage that keeps equipment secure during movement.

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What the workstation has to solve

The best cart fits doors and aisles, handles the equipment load, locks firmly at the point of use and keeps instruments or documentation organized in motion.

01

Compact footprint

The supplied cart footprint is 36 × 24 inches; compare it with doors, elevators, aisles and the intended work zone.

02

Total-lock mobility

The supplied cart information lists 4" total-locking casters. Review the route and point-of-use requirements before release.

03

Photographed storage

Compare the photographed/current catalog open-shelf, drawer and computer-support configurations around the actual payload.

Mobile Laboratory Cart #1 in a representative mobile lab carts application concept
Representative application conceptAI visualization based on the actual Mobile Laboratory Cart #1 design · not a photographed customer installation

From process to specification

Four details to resolve before the furniture schedule.

  1. 01
    Equipment dimensions and total weight

    Capture dimensions, weight, reach and clearance rather than relying on equipment names alone.

  2. 02
    Door, elevator and aisle clearance

    Confirm the required storage or movement path against the final room and configuration.

  3. 03
    Storage needed during movement

    Confirm the required storage or movement path against the final room and configuration.

  4. 04
    Power and computer requirements

    Map connection points and service paths before accessories occupy the same space.

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Material direction

Choose the cart surface around the mobile workflow.

The supplied cart information lists 1" phenolic, 1¾" stainless skin and 1¼" ESD laminate worksurface options. Confirm the selection against exposure, cleaning and static-control needs.

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Before you request a quote

Bring the details that change the specification.

A useful first conversation starts with the actual process—not a generic furniture list.

  1. 01Equipment dimensions and total weight
  2. 02Door, elevator and aisle clearance
  3. 03Storage needed during movement
  4. 04Power and computer requirements
  5. 05Cleaning and caster protocols

Frequently asked questions

Plan with fewer unknowns.

What is the capacity of the mobile lab carts?

The compact Laboratory Carts and Computer Cart are rated up to 1,000 pounds.

What is the difference between Cart #1 and Cart #2?

The photographed Cart #1 configuration shows an open lower shelf, while Cart #2 shows an added steel drawer. Confirm included versus optional items in the final bill of materials.

Is there a mobile cart for computers?

Yes. The Laboratory Computer Cart integrates monitor and keyboard support on the 36 × 24-inch mobile platform.

What caster information is supplied?

The supplied product information lists 4" total-locking casters for the mobile products.

Optional planning tools

Shortlist, compare or lay out the room when those tools are useful.

01Find my lab benchRank platforms from four process questions02Side-by-side compareSee published differences in one table03Room plannerPlace chosen configurations in a conceptual room

Built around your lab

Turn the room, equipment and workflow into one clear specification.

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