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Laboratory workbench with 140×60×70 cm size, 50 kg load capacity, clamp compatible for biotech labs
This Sanwa Supply 100-DESKF005BR laboratory workbench offers a sturdy brown surface with dimensions of 140 cm width, 60 cm depth, and 70 cm height, designed to support up to 50 kg of equipment. Its clamp compatibility makes it suitable for mounting various laboratory instruments and accessories, which is essential for bioprocessing workflows, molecular diagnostics setups, and synthetic biology applications. Despite being a used item, it retains structural integrity but shows minor surface scratches on the tabletop. Ideal for biotechnology laboratories requiring a reliable bench for gene editing, live-cell imaging, and clinical diagnostics operations. Sold as-is, it is prevalent among research environments needing cost-effective and space-efficient laboratory furniture.
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With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
