When you start designing your laboratory you do not need an equipment list yet. It might be helpful to go through the Must-have List of Science Equipment’s a Laboratory.
Laboratory Equipment List
Depending on the analyses about your wishes about the lab, we can assist to create a laboratory equipment list for you. In combination with an analysis schedule and sample composition, the laboratory equipment list is the basis for an inside-out laboratory design.
It will help determine the amount of bench space needed, type of laboratory and building layout.
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