Document Cabinet / Sample rack

The laboratory data cabinet is mainly used to store important documents such as experimental data and files, and its design should take into account safety, durability, and convenience. The following are the main types and characteristics:
Ordinary file cabinet
Adopting wooden or metal frame structure, the surface is mostly treated with fireproof board or spray coating, which has anti-corrosion and waterproof functions. Cabinet doors are often equipped with locks, and some high-end products support electronic password locks or facial recognition systems to enhance security.  ‌
Intelligent data cabinet
Integrated touch screen, temperature control system, and internal circulation purification function, capable of real-time tracking of file status, supporting abnormal alarm and MSDS safety technical manual query. This type of cabinet is usually equipped with an intelligent management system, which facilitates laboratory information management. Special material cabinet
Some laboratories use aluminum alloy profile frames, which are treated with epoxy resin spraying on the surface and have anti-corrosion and explosion-proof properties. The connectors are mostly made of high-strength nylon material to ensure long-term use without rusting.  ‌
Space optimization design
Some data cabinets are designed as hanging or suspended cabinets, which can fully utilize wall space and reduce floor occupation. The drawer or partition can be adjusted in height to meet the storage needs of files of different sizes.  ‌

The laboratory sample rack is mainly used for storing and organizing experimental samples, which can be divided into the following types according to their functions and usage scenarios:
Universal sample rack
Polypropylene sample rack: Made of corrosion-resistant polypropylene material, it can store 24 samples and is suitable for storing bottle and tube samples with a diameter not exceeding 30 millimeters.  ‌
Foam sample rack: designed as a stack structure, it can store 50ml digestion tube, saving space.  ‌
Specialized sample rack
Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy dedicated sample holder: matched with imported instruments such as PE from the United States and Shimadzu from Japan, ensuring measurement accuracy by adjusting height and position.  ‌
Slicing cabinet: specially designed for storing glass slices, using high-strength cold-rolled steel plate cabinet body, equipped with ABS slide drawer and metal slot, can store about 55000 standard glass slices.  ‌
Special function sample holder
Constant temperature sample cabinet: temperature adjustable (0-4 ℃), stainless steel shelf structure, suitable for samples that require low-temperature storage.  ‌
When selecting, it is necessary to consider the sample type (such as bottle tube, slice, instrument matching), storage requirements (such as dust and insect prevention), and laboratory space layout.