American-Made Laboratory Countertop Materials
American-made lab countertop material supplier
The type of counter you use in your lab will depend on several factors. Will you be working with heat? Chemicals? Bacteria? Get the right counter material for your work, tailored to facility needs and industry standards. We offer a variety of counter materials with varying qualities, including:
- Epoxy resin
- Phenolic resin
- Stainless steel
- Butcher block
- Laminate
Lab Countertop Color Options
Depending on the lab material, color options include:
- Black
- White
- Grey
- Graphite
- Stainless Steel
- Several stain options available for butcher block
Design a new lab with high-quality counters from
PSA Laboratory Furniture today.
COUNTERTOP SELECTION &
COMPARISON CHART
| Epoxy Resin | Phenolic Resin | Stainless Steel | Butcher Block | Laminate | |
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| Applications | Varies | Varies | Selective | Selective | Selective |
| Material Overview | Sleek black surface that is generally durable and resistant to most lab environments. | Highly resistant, lightweight surface that is durable in most lab environments. | Premium option for durability, damage resistance and functionality. | Aesthetically appealing surface that can burn & scratch easily, can be repaired. | A cost-effective surface that can burn & scratch, but is mostly stain-resistant. |
| Easily cleaned & maintained? | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No |
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Additional Surface Material Options
- Lab-Grade Laminates - Similar to high-pressure laminate tops but specifically designed for added chemical resistance and laboratory use. Available under various brand names.
- ESD Laminates -Plastic laminate countertops with a laminate shell designed for electrostatic dissipation.
- Marble - Marble surfaces are most commonly used as a stable slab or for balance tables. Typically more costly than other viable options.
- Solid Surface Materials - Composites such as Corian® or other consumer brands are not advised for laboratory use.
