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Configuration overview
- Wet-service and drying components
- Local extraction and electrical accessories
- Eyewash, shower, seating, and safety fixtures
Service and work-area components
Laboratory Accessories & Fixtures
Laboratory accessories should be selected as part of the room and utility schedule, not as late add-ons. Connection standards, materials, mounting, service responsibility, accessibility, inspection, and destination requirements must be confirmed for each component.
Final materials, dimensions, performance requirements, and compliance criteria must be confirmed in the quotation and technical review.
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Information to confirm
- 01Utility connection and destination standard
- 02Material and chemical exposure
- 03Mounting and accessibility
- 04Inspection and maintenance responsibility
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Typical planning contexts
- Laboratory bench fit-out
- Wash and drying zones
- Local service and emergency-fixture planning
Product planning
Decisions that shape the final configuration
Use these planning points to organize the room, equipment, service, and operating information needed before a configuration is confirmed.
Build an accessory schedule
List every sink, faucet, outlet, drying rack, extraction arm, eyewash, shower, stool, and related fitting by room, position, quantity, connection, and responsible trade.
Check destination interfaces
Confirm voltage, socket type, water pressure and connection, drainage, pipe thread, duct size, mounting surface, accessibility, and local requirements before ordering.
Plan inspection and replacement
Keep shut-offs, traps, filters, duct joints, electrical isolation, test points, and replaceable components accessible after furniture and equipment are installed.
Technical brief
Configuration details to confirm
These fields provide a practical review framework rather than fixed model claims. Record the agreed selection in the quotation, drawings, and technical submittal before production.
- Wet-service references
- The supplied images include a PP sink, three-way faucet, drying pegboard, deck-mounted eyewash, and combination emergency shower and eyewash.
- Extraction references
- The range shows an articulated PP extraction arm and a stainless local extraction hood; airflow and duct design remain engineering responsibilities.
- Electrical and seating
- Outlet boxes and adjustable laboratory stools are reference options. Electrical rating, plug format, load, height range, casters, and cleanability require confirmation.
- Materials and mounting
- Body material, seals, fasteners, mounting plate, bench cut-out, wall or floor fixing, and compatibility with the intended environment are scheduled per item.
- Safety fixtures
- Location, accessibility, water supply, drainage, testing, signage, inspection, and applicable emergency-equipment requirements must be reviewed by the responsible project team.
- Required submittals
- Provide a room-by-room accessory schedule, quantities, service drawings, destination standards, material exposure, mounting details, and responsibility matrix.
Reference model guide
YOJIA inquiry models and reference parameters
Use these original YOJIA reference codes to compare common configurations and prepare an inquiry. They are planning identifiers, not copies of another manufacturer's models or fixed production guarantees.
| Reference model | Configuration | Reference dimensions | Selection notes |
|---|---|---|---|
YJ-AS-SINK-400 | PP laboratory sink | 400 × 400 × 250 mm bowl | Reference wet-service component; worktop opening, outlet, trap, and compatibility require confirmation. |
YJ-AS-FAUCET-3 | Three-outlet laboratory faucet | Project connection | Bench-mounted service fitting with medium, pressure, thread, finish, and controls specified separately. |
YJ-AS-PEG-600 | PP drying pegboard | 600 × 450 mm panel | Wall- or rack-mounted reference with removable pegs, drip tray, fixing, and drainage review. |
YJ-AS-EXA-075 | Articulated extraction arm | 75 mm nominal connection | Local capture accessory; reach, hood, hose, duct, and ventilation performance are project-defined. |
Reference parameter range
- Wet-service interfaces
- Confirm sink material and bowl size, worktop opening, tap medium, pressure, thread, outlet, trap, drainage, sealing, and access.
- Electrical interfaces
- Destination voltage, frequency, socket and plug form, circuit protection, connected load, ingress needs, isolation, and certification evidence must be specified.
- Extraction accessories
- Source, reach, hood form, hose, connection diameter, airflow criteria, fan, duct, controls, and commissioning are project inputs.
- Emergency equipment
- Required equipment, location, reach, supply, drainage, activation, testing, signage, and applicable rules are determined by the responsible project team.
- Mounting
- Bench, wall, ceiling, floor, and service-spine fixings require verified substrate, openings, clearances, and maintenance access.
- Ordering rule
- Accessory codes are inquiry identifiers only. Interface schedules and approved submittals define the exact component and responsibility.
All dimensions are nominal planning references. Final materials, thicknesses, loads, ventilation criteria, fixtures, interfaces, compliance evidence, and supplied scope must be recorded in the approved quotation and technical documents.
PRODUCT VIEW
Reference configurations
Images show reference configurations. Confirm the exact supplied model, finish, dimensions, fixtures, and accessories in the final quotation.
Buyer questions
Before requesting a quotation
Clear project inputs help the team identify the right configuration and the details still requiring technical review.
01Can accessories be selected after the laboratory furniture is ordered?
Late selection can create incorrect cut-outs, service points, mounting, or access. It is better to approve the accessory and utility schedule with the furniture drawings.
02Are eyewash and emergency shower positions determined by the supplier?
No. The responsible safety and design team should determine required equipment, locations, accessibility, supply conditions, testing, and applicable rules. The furniture package coordinates the confirmed interfaces.
03What information is needed for electrical accessories?
Provide destination voltage and frequency, socket and plug standard, circuit and protection design, quantity, mounting location, connected load, isolation method, and responsible electrical contractor.
RFQ / Project inquiry
Discuss this product family
Share the room plan, quantity, destination, and technical requirements for a project-specific response.