What basic features does a laboratory table need to have?

Laboratory tables must meet the following core requirements:

Corrosion resistance: Resistant to erosion by chemical reagents such as acids, alkalis, and organic solvents (such as epoxy resin countertops or ceramic materials).

Stable load-bearing: Need to support heavy equipment (such as centrifuges, microscopes), steel frames or thickened plates are common choices.

Fire retardant: Some laboratories need to meet fire protection standards (such as UL certification), and the desktop material must be flame retardant or high temperature resistant.

Easy to clean: Seamless design and waterproof edges to prevent liquid leakage and bacterial growth.

Modular design: Can be matched with water, electricity, gas pipelines, sockets or experimental brackets to meet different experimental needs.