Cleanroom Tables
Cleanroom Benches for Clinical Environments
These tables are specifically designed for use in Cleanroom environments. They are easy to clean and maintain.
Reasons to buy:
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10 Year Guarantee
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Tables designed for Clean Room facilities
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Frames are fully welded, close ground & crevice-free
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Made To Your Sizes
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Made in Britain
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Trespa Worktops
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Free Standing or Wall Fixed
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Powder Coated Steel Frames
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Adjustable Height Nylon Feet to Allow Levelling (for wonky floors)
How to receive a quote? Email us your work desk sizes, quantity and delivery postcode.
We offer bespoke sizes however here are the most common desks we produce:
1200 x 600 x 916mm high
1500 x 600 x 916mm high
1500 x 750 x 916mm high
1800 x 750 x 916mm high
2000 x 900 x 916mm high
These Cleanroom Benches are manufactured to your dimensions to ensure they fit your requirement. All our tables carry a ten-year guarantee against normal usage failure.
If you can't see what you require here, call us or send an email. We're here to help.
Metal Frame
Load
Feet
Lower Rails
Guarantee
Powder coated steel frame fully welded 40mm x 40mm x 2mm section
Up to 750KG (our frames can be adapted to take larger loads if required)
Machine threaded adjustable levelling feet
Choice of middle or back rail
10 Years against normal failure
Bespoke. Made to your sizes.
Size
Worktop
16mm Trespa TopLab Base
Frame Options
H Frame
C Frame
Cleanroom table frames are constructed from 40mm x 40mm quality kite marked steel. With its welded joints typically being 3 times stronger than the actual steel. The frame is sand blasted and painted under heat (powder coated) to ensure a tough lasting finish which will not crack, chip or peel like conventional paints. To ensure clients peace of mind the whole frame is supported on 8mm inset welded foot plates which are flow drilled and tapped to accept 12mm levelling feet complete with locking nut mounted. Delivered ready to use.
Worktop:
Our standard worktop is 16mm Trespa TopLab Base.
The easy to clean nature combined with good chemical resistance makes Trespa ideal.
Below are popular colour choices. All colours are subject to UK stock availability.
See worktops page for full range of colours available and alternative worktop options.
Standard Steel Frame Colours:
The standard final coating of the metal frame is high gloss but other finishes can be supplied as required.
Our standard lab table frame colours are:
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White – RAL: 9010
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Light Grey – RAL: 7035
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Black
All RAL colours are available but non-standard colours carry an extra charge of £50.00 per order
Here is a selection of clients we work with:
Cleanroom tables are a crucial component of cleanroom facilities and play a significant role in maintaining the cleanliness and contamination control of the environment. Cleanroom tables are specially designed for use in cleanrooms, laboratories, and other controlled environment settings where cleanliness and contamination control are critical.
There are various types of cleanroom tables available, including modular cleanroom tables, adjustable height cleanroom tables, and static height cleanroom tables. Modular cleanroom tables are versatile and can be reconfigured to meet changing needs. Adjustable height cleanroom tables can be adjusted to accommodate workers of different heights, while static height cleanroom tables provide a consistent working surface height.
The material used to construct cleanroom tables is also an important factor to consider. Cleanroom tables are typically made from materials that are easy to clean and do not generate particulate or contaminate the environment. Common materials used for cleanroom tables include stainless steel, polypropylene, and laminate.
Stainless steel cleanroom tables are durable and provide excellent resistance to chemical and biological contaminants. Polypropylene cleanroom tables are lightweight, easy to clean, and resist moisture and chemicals. Laminate cleanroom tables are an affordable option that provides a smooth, non-porous surface that is easy to clean.
One of the primary concerns in a cleanroom environment is controlling particle and microbial contamination. Cleanroom tables should be designed with features that minimize contamination, such as rounded corners, seamless edges, and adjustable leveling feet. Cleanroom tables should also be constructed with a material that is non-shedding, such as polypropylene or stainless steel.
In addition to controlling particle and microbial contamination, cleanroom tables should also be designed with ergonomics in mind. Adjustable height cleanroom tables allow workers to adjust the working surface to a comfortable height, reducing the risk of injury and increasing productivity. Cleanroom tables should also have a comfortable grip or handle for easy mobility and have a non-slip surface to prevent items from sliding off the table.
The design of cleanroom tables also plays a role in reducing contamination. Cleanroom tables with built-in storage and organization features, such as shelves and drawers, can help keep the workspace organized and reduce clutter, minimizing the risk of contamination. Cleanroom tables with integrated laminar flow hoods or fume hoods can provide additional protection against particle and chemical contamination.
Cleanroom tables should be easy to clean and maintain to ensure the continued integrity of the cleanroom environment. Cleanroom tables should be made of a material that is easy to clean and sanitize, such as polypropylene or stainless steel. The tables should also be designed with features that make cleaning and maintenance easy, such as removable shelves and drawers.
In conclusion, cleanroom tables play a crucial role in maintaining the cleanliness and contamination control of cleanroom environments. Cleanroom tables should be designed with features that minimize contamination, promote ergonomics, and facilitate cleaning and maintenance. When selecting a cleanroom table, it is important to consider the type of work being performed, the size of the cleanroom, and the specific requirements for controlling particle and microbial contamination.
