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Beige wood grain laboratory desk, dimensions 120×45×100cm, suited for lab workspaces and biotech labs.
This used laboratory desk features a durable beige wood grain laminated top surface measuring 120 cm wide, 45 cm deep, and 100 cm high, designed to accommodate laboratory workflows including bioprocessing and molecular diagnostics workspaces. The compact dimensions provide space-efficient benching solutions for biotechnology labs, medical research environments, and clinical diagnostics settings. Note the desk is sold as-is and may not retain all original functionality due to its used condition. The right lower corner includes tape reinforcement for structural maintenance. Ideal for supporting equipment setup and lab instrumentation in synthetic biology and biomanufacturing facilities requiring stable benchtop surfaces.
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Last updated 19 October 2026