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Metal Laboratory Casework Systems

Metal Laboratory Casework Systems
Metal Laboratory Casework Systems
Metal Laboratory Casework Systems

Metal Laboratory Casework Systems

LF Systems provides metal laboratory casework systems engineered for durability, chemical resistance, and long-term performance. Our offerings include both powder-coated steel casework and stainless steel casework, allowing us to match the right material to the specific demands of each laboratory environment.

From research and healthcare to industrial and institutional labs, we deliver casework solutions designed to perform under real-world conditions.

Metal & Stainless Steel Casework

Powder-Coated Steel Casework

Powder-coated steel casework is a versatile, cost-effective solution suitable for a wide range of laboratory applications.

Key benefits:

  • High structural strength and load capacity
  • Durable powder-coated finish for corrosion and chemical resistance
  • Cost-effective compared to stainless steel
  • Ideal for general lab environments and mixed-use spaces
  • Available in a variety of colors

Stainless Steel Casework

Stainless steel casework is designed for environments requiring the highest levels of cleanliness, corrosion resistance, and durability.

Key benefits:

  • Superior resistance to chemicals, moisture, and corrosion
  • Non-porous, easy-to-clean surface for critical environments
  • Ideal for sterile, cleanroom, and high-humidity applications
  • Long-term performance in harsh or washdown conditions
  • Available in 304 or 316 gague

Construction & Material Performance

Our metal casework systems are built using high-gauge steel and laboratory-grade finishes, ensuring:

  • Resistance to chemicals, moisture, and daily wear
  • High load-bearing capacity for equipment and instrumentation
  • Fire-resistant properties for enhanced safety
  • Cleanable, non-porous surfaces for hygiene and contamination control

Material selection—powder-coated steel vs stainless steel—is determined based on application, exposure conditions, and performance requirements.