Laboratory Benches with Sink

A laboratory sink is a specialized fixture integrated into a lab bench, designed to handle chemical exposure, frequent washing, and high-volume liquid disposal. Unlike standard sinks, lab sinks are constructed from chemically resistant materials such as epoxy resin or polypropylene. They are essential in wet lab environments for tasks like sample preparation, equipment rinsing, and waste disposal in compliance with lab safety standards.

Workplace Modular Systems offers three primary work surface options: Epoxy Resin — the most chemically resistant, ideal for heavy chemical use; Phenolic Resin — durable and moisture-resistant for general lab use; and Post-formed Plastic Laminate — a cost-effective option for lower-exposure environments. All options are available in sink-compatible configurations.

These benches are rated to support up to 1,000 lbs, making them suitable for heavy analytical instruments including mass spectrometers, LC-MS, GC-MS, and ICP-MS systems. The 2" x 2" 18-gauge furniture-grade steel frame provides the structural rigidity needed for both instrument placement and integrated sink use in demanding laboratory environments.

Yes. Workplace Modular Systems offers fully modular configurations in 9 sizes, with options for custom surface dimensions, sink placement, under-bench storage, vacuum pump enclosures, and tubing or wiring cutouts. Complimentary engineered drawings are provided at no additional cost, and a Design Specialist will work with you to match the bench to your specific lab footprint and workflow.

Standard custom orders are manufactured and shipped within 30–45 calendar days. Quick Ship configurations of popular models are delivered in fewer than 14 days. Lead time may vary based on configuration complexity. Assembly and installation services are available upon request for turnkey lab setup.

Yes. Laboratory benches with sink from Workplace Modular Systems comply with SEFA 8 chemical resistance standards, meet ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory quality requirements, and are BSL-1 Ready with BSL-2 and BSL-3 configurations in development. These standards ensure the benches are safe and appropriate for pharmaceutical, analytical, clinical, and research laboratory environments.