- Compact high-pressure stratified worktop with cellulose fibre layers impregnated in phenolic resin, perfectly polymerised throughout the layer’s thickness, as a consequence of the fusion of resin during the press cooking cycle at a pressure of 90 Kg. / cm2 and at a temperature of 150º, achieving a material that is not altered by humidity, resistant to absorption, acids, bases, solvents, salts and temperature. Its surface has a thickness of 18 mm and it will be placed directly over the metallic structure.
1. High-Density, Stratified
Resistance to abrasion | EN 438/2.6 | Resistance to abrasion | > 350 turns |
Resistance to impacts with a large-diameter sphere | EN 438/2.12 | Dropping height | > 100 cm. |
Resistance to scratches | N 438/2.14 | Load | > 3 N |
Resistance to water vapour | EN 438/2.24 | Appearance | 5th grade |
- Technical stoneware worktop for laboratories, composed of a series of fine and dense clays with excellent anti-corrosive, abrasive and thermal properties. In addition, it is resistant to all types of acids (except for hydrofluoric acid), salts and solvents, at any temperature and concentration. It does not contain any sort of toxic components, the materials used are 100% natural and it can be recycled. It is completely fireproof, in case of fire it responds in accordance with the DIN4202 Standard, page 4/3.1 on fireproof materials, is classified as A1 and is fully resistant to ultraviolet rays (UV), maintaining its colour throughout its useful life. The high density of the materials prevents any contaminating materials from seeping into its surface, for example, radioactive products. It requires no sort of maintenance, is easy to clean, decontaminate and disinfect.
2. DIN 12916 Jointless Stoneware
Density | 2.4 kg/dm3 DIN 51065 | Resistance to bending | 40-55 N/ mm DIN 40685 |
Resistance to pressure | 300-400 N/mm2 | Hardness, in accordance with Mohs(Scratching hardness) | 7-8 |
Elasticity module | 60000 N/mm2 | Technical conductivity at 20º C | 1,7 W/m.K |
Thermal expansion coefficient at 20º C | 2-5 - 10-6 k | Thermal absorption (in accordance with DIN28062) | 0,2-3,5%. |
- It is extracted in Badajoz (Spain). It is of a very high quality. Dark grey rock with ferromagnetic components, compact and with an irregular fracture. Medium grain size. Granular and hypidiomorphic texture, with a good homogeneity. Can be used indoors and outdoors. Mineral composition (main minerals): plagioclase, biotite, quartz, potash feldspar with apatite.
3. Chamfered Black Granite
Apparent specific weight | 2.810 Kg. / m3 | Absorption / porosity coefficient | 0,17 % / 0,42% |
Mechanical resistance to compression | 1.007 Kg. / cm2 | Mechanical resistance to bending | 134 Kg. / cm2 |
Resistance to wear and impact | 2,27 mm. / 50 cm | Young Res. Frost Module – kg | 0,05 cm2 |
Alterations caused by thermal shocks | Does not alter the materials |
- Adamellitic granite. It is of a very high quality and extracted from a quarry, gray white rock, compact and with an irregular fracture, medium size and granulated and idiomorphic texture, with a good homogeneity; recommended for outdoor uses. Mineral composition (main minerals): quartz, feldspar, potassium, plagioclase and biotite. Min. accs., apatite, sphere and amphibole. Min. sec. epidote and chlorite.
4. Pearl Grey Granite
Apparent specific weight | 2.690 Kg. / m3 | Absorption / porosity coefficient | 0,48 % |
Mechanical resistance to compression | 1647 Kg. / cm2 | Mechanical resistance to bending | 262 Kg. / cm2 |
Friction wear resistance / Res. to impact | 0,07 mm./ 65 | Alterations caused by thermal shocks | Does not alter the materials |
- It is composed of an agglomerate board with a 30 mm thickness, coated with a stainless steel overlay, with perimeter edge, 18/8 AISI 304 polished quality.
5. Stainless Steel
- Manufactured with an anti-humidity agglomerate board with a 40 mm thickness and lined with 60 x 60 cm stoneware, joints glued with epoxy paste and varnished beech wood front panel with spill-proof edge.
6. Stoneware Tile
- The worktop is built with emalit tempered glass. The rear area is stainless, the water, gas and vacuum services and basins, etc. will be installed next to the wall on wall tables and the centre of centre tables, which will have a 30 cm width, stainless steel.
7. Tempered Glass
- It is composed of an agglomerate board with a 30 mm thickness, with 0.8 mm stratified or polyester coating. (minimum thickness).
8. Stratified, Post-form Plastic
- It is composed of high-pressure compacted laminates with a high reticulation and resistance resin surface. Its surface has a thickness of 20 mm and it will be placed directly over the metallic structure.
9. Trespa Athlon
OPTICAL PROPERTIES | Changes caused by increased thermal rates (dry heat) | ||||
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Shine | no changes | Colour | no changes | Cracking | no changes |
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS | ISO | ||
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Elasticity module | >10,000 | N/mm2 | ISO 1184 |
Resistance to traction | >100 | N/mm2 | ISO R527 |
Resistance to bending | >100 | N/mm2 | ISO 178 |
Resistance to impacts | >30 | N | ISO 4586 |
Resistance to scratching | >3,5 | N | ISO 4586 |
Resistance to wear / Flat colours | >650 | ||
Resistance to wear / Dotted colours | >350 | ||
Water absorption | <1,0 | % weight | ISO 4586 |
Dimensional stability | <2,5 | mm | ISO 4586 |
THERMAL CHARACTERISTICS | ||
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Conductivity coefficient | +-0.3 W/mK | DIN 52612 |
Thermal working temperature | -40 a 130 ºC |
REACTION TO FIRE | |
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Spain | Type FR, M1 Classification |
Reaction to fireo | in accordance with UNE 23/21/90 |
STRONG ACIDS | |||||
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Hydrochloric acid | 37% | no effect | Hydrochloric acid | 48% | no effect |
Sulfuric Acid | 33% | sin efecto | Sulfuric Acid | 96% | no effect |
Nitric Acid | 30% | sin efecto | Nitric Acid | 70% | no effect |
Phosphoric Acid | 85% | no effect | |||
Chromic Acid | 60% | no effect |
ALKALIS | ||
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Ammonium Hydroxide | 28% | no effect |
Sodium Hydroxide | 20% | no effect |
CLEANING AGENT SOLVENTS | |||||
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Ethanol** | no effect | Toluene** | no effect | Acetone** | no effect |
Chloroform** | no effect | Carbon tetrachloride | no effect | Formaldehyde 37% | no effecto |
Furfural | no effect | Methyl ethyl ketone** | no effect | Naphtha | no effect |
Ether 1,2 | no effect | Petroleum | no effect |
SALTS | |||||
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Potassium permanganate | 10% | Good | Sodium hypochlorite | 5% | no effect |
Sodium chloride | 5% | no effect | Copper sulphate | 10% | no effect |
Ferric chloride | 10% | no effect |
- Flat self-supporting board, manufactured with thermo-hardening resins, homogeneous strengthening with cellulose fibre and manufactured at high-pressures. The Top Lab Plus worktops have a decorative surface that is integrated in the material, based on pigmented resins, hardened with the discharge of electrons (EBC technology Electrón Bean Curing). In addition, they combine an excellent resistance to scratching and wear of the Trespa Athlon worktops with the wellknown chemical resistance of Trespa Top Lab.
10. Trespa Top Lab PluS
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS | |||
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Specific weight | + 1.400 | Kg/m3 | ASTM-D 792-91 |
Weight of the 20 mm thickness. | 28.0 | Kg/m2 |
WORKTOP TOLERANCE | |||||
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Length | - 0.0/+5mm | Ancho | - 0.0/+5mm | Thickness | + 0.7 para 20mm |
OPTICAL PROPERTIES | |||||
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Changes caused by dry heat (maximum temperature: 180º C) | EN 438-2 (8) | ||||
Shine | 5 (= no changes) | Colour | 5 (= no changes) | Cracking | 5 (= no changes) |
MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS | |||
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Elasticity module | > 8.000 | N/mm2 | DIN 535457 |
Resistance to traction | > 90 | N/mm2 | DIN 53455 |
Resistance to bending | > 100 | N/mm2 | DIN 53452 |
Resistance to impacts | valor índice 4 (>50) | N | EN 438-2:11 |
Resistance to scratching* | valor índice 4 (>5) | N | EN 438-2:14 |
Resistance to wear* | valor índice 4 (>600) | revoluciones | EN 438-2:6 |
* Depending on the colour and printing patter |
THERMAL CHARACTERISTICS | Working temperature | ||
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Constant | - 40 / + 140 º C | Maximum, max. 20 min. | +180 º C |
CHEMICAL DATA |
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The test was carried out by applying 5 drops of each reagent to the surface, covering it with a watch glass (except in the case of those marked with **). The test with the chemical products marked with ** was carried out by saturating them with a cotton ball that was then covered with a bottle. The chemical products were tested during a 24h period, they were then rinsed and assessed. |
Acids | |||||
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Hydrochloric acid | 10% | no effect | Hydrochloric acid | 37% | no effect |
Sulfuric Acid | 33% | no effect | Sulfuric Acid | 98% | excellent |
Nitric Acid | 30% | no effect | Nitric Acid | 65% | excellent |
Phosphoric Acid | 85% | no effect | |||
Acetic Acid | 99% | no effect | |||
Hydrofluoric acid | 48% | bad | |||
Chromic acid | 60% | no effect |
Alkalis | ||
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Ammonium Hydroxide | 28% | no effect |
Salts | |||||
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Silver nitrate | 10% | no effect | |||
Potassium permanganate | 10% | no effect | |||
Iron (III) Chloride | 10% | no effect | |||
Copper sulphate | 10% | no effect | |||
Sodium hypochlorite | 13% | no effect | |||
Sodium chloride | 10% | no effect |
Solvents ** | |||||
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Acetone | no effect | Ethanol | excellent | Ethylene glycol | no effect |
Butanone | no effect | Dichloromethane | no effect | Ethyl acetate | excellent |
Acetic anhydride | no effect | n-Butyl Acetate | no effect | n-Hexane | no effect |
Methanol | no effect | Methyl isobutyl ketone | no effect | Tetrahydrofuran | no effect |
Toluene | no effect | Trichloroethylene | no effect | Xylene | no effect |
Biological stains | |||||
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Acridine orange | 1% | no effect | Basic fuchsine | 1% | no effect |
Carbol fuchsin | 1% | no effect | Malachite green oxalate | 1% | no effect |
Methylene blue | 1% | no effect | Methyl violet 2B | 1% | no effect |
Wright’s Stain | 1% | no effect | Gentian violet | 1% | no effect |
Most conventional cleaning agents | no effect |
- This is a 96% silicious sand and natural quartz agglomerate, pigmented and bonded with polyester resin. 20 mm thickness. Silestone is very easy to clean and maintain, as a result of the low porosity of Silestone. Daily cleaning can be carried out with clean water and neutral soap. Tools removed from burners should not be immediately placed on the worktop. Continuous exposure to the high temperatures of objects could damage the worktop.
11. Silestone
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS | UNE Standard | Intermediate result (1) | NF-EN Standard | Intermediate result (2) |
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Wear caused by friction | 22.183 | Wear in mm. 2,50 | P61.505 102 | Wear 160 mm3 |
Resistance to frost | 22.184 | Loss of weight %0,01 does not alter the materials | P65.513 202 | Does not alter the materials |
Resistance to compression | 22.185 | Compression 233,6 MPª | ||
Resistance to bending | 22.186 | Bending Module 49,68 MPa | P65.503 100 | Bending 40.7 N/mm2 |
Resistance to shock | 22.189 | Cracking height 125 cm. | ||
Resistance to thermal changes | 22.197 | Variation in weight 0,043 % | P61.507 104 | Does not alter the materials |
Water absorption | 22.182 | Absorption coefficient 0,04% | P61.502 99 | Absorption coefficient 0,16% |
Resistance to acids | 22.198 | Variation in weight %0,01 (does not alter the materials) | CAHIER 1.905 | Does not alter the materials |
Thermal expansion | P61.506 103 | Expansion Coefficient Linear Thermal 25-10-6 m/mºC | ||
Resistance to scratching | P61.504 101 | Hardness Mohs 5-4 |
RESISTANCE TO CHEMICAL PRODUCTS | Resistance | Notes |
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Acids | 3 | High resistance |
Oils | 4 | High resistance |
Coffee, wine, etc. | 4 | High resistance |
Soft Drinks | 4 | High resistance |
Bleach | 2 | Do not use during maintenance, if the product remains on the surface during more than 12 hours it could become dull. |
Alkaline cleaning products PH>12. | 2 | Do not use during maintenance, if the product remains on the surface during more than 12 hours it could become dull.. High resistance |
Trichloroethylene | 1 | It can be used to remove determined stains, the surface must be rinsed with clean water after scrubbing the stain. |
Acetone | 1 | It can be used to remove determined stains, the surface must be rinsed with clean water after scrubbing the stain. |
Paint solvents | 1 | It can be used to remove determined stains, the surface must be rinsed with clean water after scrubbing the stain. |
Hydrofluoric acid | 0 | Never use this product. |
Dichloromethane | 0 | Never use this product. |
NaOH, caustic soda | 0 | Never use this product. |
Stripping agent | 0 | Never use this product. |
- This is a top-performance product for indoor worktops and coatings; it is especially suited to laboratory environments due to its adaptability. It is a solid, non-porous material that cannot be exfoliated; it is almost impossible to stain; it is exceptionally hygienic, long-lasting and resistant to many of the common dangers present in laboratories.
12. Corian
CHEMICAL RESISTANCE |
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One of the generally accepted chemical product resistance tests is the exposure of the material to a reagent during a 16-hour period, covered and uncovered. Reagents that do not have an impact on the surfaces are classified as Class I and reagents with adverse effects on the appearance and properties are classified as Class II. Most Class II reagents do not penetrate Corian, but they affect the surface, therefore, the occasional stain resulting from unexpected exposure to Class II reagents can be often eliminated with a fine sanding paper or steel wool. |
Class I Reagents | |||||
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ACIDS | |||||
Citric | 10% | Chlorhydric | 20% | Chlorhydric | 37%* |
Phosphoric | 85%** | Sulfuric | 33% | ||
BASES | |||||
Ammonium Hydroxide | 28%** | Sodium Hydroxide | 10% | ||
Sodium Hydroxide | 40%** | Sodium Hydroxide | (flakes)** | ||
SOLVENTS | |||||
Acetone* | Isoamyl acetate | Benzene*** | Carbon tetrachloride*** | Ethyl ether** | Ethanol** |
Gasoline | Metanol** | Toluene** | Xylene | ||
OTHER | |||||
Ammonium (10%) | Hydrogen peroxide | Iodine (1% alcohol content) | Bleach ( 1% ) | Mercurochrome (2% water content)*** | Sodium hydrogen sulphate |
Sodium hypochlorite ( 5% ) | Tri sodium phosphate | Vinegar | Potassium Permanganate ( 2% ) | Silver nitrate (10% ) | |
* It can attack or dull the surface ** It can slightly dim the colour *** It can slightly darken the colour |
Class II Reagents | |||||
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Acetic acid (99,5%) | Chloroform (100 %) | Dioxane | Ethyl acetate | Formic acid (90%) | Furfuraldehyde |
Methylene chloride | Sulfuric acid (77,96%) | Wright’s Stain (standard solution) | Trichloroacetic acid (10,50%) | Sulfuric (33%) | |
In most cases, biochemical stains will stain Corian after a few minutes of exposure. However, stains can be removed by scrubbing them with acetone after they dry. |
- This is a chemically stable plastic material, with a very high resistance to chemical products (alkalis, solvents and many types of acids). It is resistant to constant heat, it has a high deformation when exposed to heat and can be adhered with layers coated with GFK.
13. Polypropylene
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS | |
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Density, g/cm3, ISO 1183 | 91 |
Stretching tension, Mpa, DIN EN ISO 527 | 32 |
Expansion under stretching tension, %, DIN EN ISO 527 | 8 |
Tearing expansion, %, DIN EN ISO 527 | 70 |
Module E tension Mpa, DIN EN ISO 527 | 1400 |
Resistance to impact, kJ/m2, DIN EN ISO 179 | no cracks |
Resilience, kJ/m2, DIN EN ISO 179 | 7 |
Brinell Hardness, Mpa, DIN EN ISO 2039-1 | 70 |
Shore Hardness, D. ISO 868 | 72 |
Mean thermal expansion coefficient, K, DIN 53752 | 16x104 |
Thermal conductivity, W/m-K, DIN 52612 | 0,22 |
Behaviour when exposed to fire, DIN 4102 | normal flammability |
Resistance to electric shock, KV/mm, IEC 243-1 | 62 |
Surface resistance, Ohm, DIN IEC 167 | 1014 |
Temperature range, ºC | 0 a + 100 |
Resistance to chemical products | very good when in contact with many acids, alkalis and solvents. |
Physiological innocuousness, in accordance with BGVV | yes |