Mass spec instruments need a low-vibration environment with consideration for heat and air disbursement, waste disposal, pipes, power and data cables, and chemical resistance. Choosing a housing option meets these key requirements can help ensure the longevity of your instruments, the safety of lab staff, and the quality of the testing environment.
MS instruments from the leading industry brands require custom enclosures and accessories. We work directly with top mass spectrometry providers such as Agilent, Sciex and Shimadzu to design the best carts and tables for these research workflows.
One of the disadvantages of mass spec research is the clutter that it can cause if not properly set up from the very beginning. Mass spec instruments often include several cords, wires, and tubes for the process of separating and testing the molecular makeup of a sample. OnePointe Solutions can include custom tubing and wire cutouts for easy organization and management of electrical cords and tubes.
Vacuum pumps make a lot of noise which can cause unwanted disruption in a concentrated work environment. Both as a means of storing your MS vacuum pumps and as a means of reducing their sound, sound dampening enclosures can be installed in MS carts and benches. Made from non-flammable acoustic foam, these enclosures will drastically reduce sound during the use of a mass spectrometer.
Waste disposal can also be a tricky factor when designing a designated space for your MS instruments. We offer the option to include a dedicated MS waste disposal compartment within the custom design of your mass spec bench. Including a waste disposal compartment can help you maintain a clean and safe work environment as well as provide a safe storage system for MS waste before final disposal.
Conventional lab furniture does not take into account the high vibration of a mass spectrometer’s vacuum pumps, which can impact the performance of the spectrometer itself. Vibration racks are designed to absorb the vibrations created by the vacuum pumps to prevent them from traveling to the mass spectrometer, preserving its performance and longevity.
Vacuum pumps make a lot of noise which can cause unwanted disruption in a concentrated work environment. Both as a means of storing your MS vacuum pumps and as a means of reducing their sound, sound dampening enclosures can be installed in MS carts and benches. Made from non-flammable acoustic foam, these enclosures will drastically reduce sound during the use of a mass spectrometer.
At OnePointe Solutions, we offer clients the option to have power and data connections built right into their workbenches and lab carts. Built-in power and data connections make using MS instruments super easy and convenient and allow for constant access to results and data throughout the process.
Built-in LCD arms allow personnel to quickly gain access to a computer without it taking up unnecessary space on the cart. Vital for recording pertinent data, computers are always within reach when you include an LCD arm in your mass spec cart design.
At OnePointe Solutions, we offer clients the option to have power and data connections built right into their workbenches and lab carts. Built-in power and data connections make using MS instruments super easy and convenient and allow for constant access to results and data throughout the process.
What color do you want? Red? Blue? White? We’ll help you get any color in the color wheel (and even those that aren’t).
Our fabrications can be faced with a wide selection of hues and finishes, from bold to subdued.
*Note that some colors require a minimum order.*
Sometimes it’s hard to imagine what colors will look like in realtime for your lab furniture. No worries, we handled that for you.
Check out our color brochure to see how colors will appear on furniture before you choose.
*Note that colors on screen may vary from how they will appear on the actual product.*
Chemicals, moisture, heat, and impact can all vary greatly from project to project. From stainless steel to phenolic resin and epoxy resin, we offer chemical and odor-resistant finishes that endure spills and stave off corrosion. Every lab is different. If you have a surface in mind or need assistance picking an optimal surface, we can help.
Ideal laboratory countertops for environments that have high possibilities of corrosion or moisture.
Created with high pressure and heat, making it durable and long-lasting. This option meets the requirements of most laboratories with the benefit of being chemical-, scratch-, and water-resistant.
As a nonporous surface, nothing can penetrate stainless steel laboratory countertops. Bacteria, mold, and other common germs don’t stand a chance.
High-density polyethylene is lightweight, non-absorbent, and stain-free surface. HDPE is best used for food preparation.
Lab-grade surface material well suited for environments where chemical resistance, durability, and aesthetics are top priorities.
Specifically designed countertops to prevent the discharge of built-up static electricity that can damage sensitive equipment. Best for electronics or robotics laboratories.
Browse through to see some of our past projects. No project is too complex or simple for us to handle. From multiple accesoires to just a view to get the job done, we can configure virtually any mass spec bench that you need. For more pictures of our mass spec benches, head over to our client gallery.
A mass spectrometry bench is a laboratory workstation specifically designed to support mass spectrometers and their associated equipment. They’re engineered to provide stability, sufficient load capacity, cable management, and configurable storage while accommodating the unique requirements of mass spectrometry laboratories.
Yes. Our mass specs can be outfitted with solvent storage, wire and tubing cut outs, cable management, monitor mounts, CPU holders, and work surface options to accommodate different mass spectrometer models and laboratory workflows.
Yes. Mass spectrometry benches are commonly used in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, environmental, clinical, academic, and industrial laboratories that rely on high-performance analytical instrumentation.
Adequate clearance should be provided for instrument maintenance, ventilation, operator access, utility connections, and future servicing. Planning for these requirements can improve workflow and reduce downtime.
We take pride in following industry standards of quality and sustainability. All of our products are tested, certified and sourced in a manner consistent with latest guidelines.
