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Configuration overview
- Task-led layout review
- Fixed or adjustable arrangements
- Equipment-interface planning
Task-specific furniture
Specialist Workstations
Where a standard bench is not suitable, the project can be reviewed around the task, equipment, operator posture, cleanability, mobility, and required interfaces.
Final materials, dimensions, performance requirements, and compliance criteria must be confirmed in the quotation and technical review.
Request a quotation
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Information to confirm
- 01Equipment dimensions and load
- 02Operator workflow
- 03Cleaning requirements
- 04Fixed or adjustable height
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Typical planning contexts
- Instrument rooms
- Clinical support areas
- Special-process laboratories
Manufacturer-side RFQ support
Custom laboratory workstations planned around equipment
Instrument, microscope, and equipment-support workstations should be developed from the actual equipment envelope and operator task. The first review should capture operating mass, support points, access panels, utilities, heat, vibration sensitivity, cleaning, and maintenance clearance.
- Equipment dimensions, operating mass, support points, and manufacturer clearance requirements collected first
- Seated or standing posture, reach, knee space, monitor position, and sample handling reviewed with the task
- Frame, worktop, cable and tubing routes, utilities, isolation provisions, and service access confirmed by drawing
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.
Start with the task and equipment
Provide the equipment model, footprint, operating weight, support points, access zones, and how samples or materials move through the station. A task brief is more useful than selecting a generic bench first.
Review operator and cleaning needs
Describe seated or standing work, reach zones, leg clearance, cleaning method, spill concerns, and whether the station must support more than one operator or working height.
Protect service and maintenance access
Identify power, data, gases, drainage, ventilation, and equipment panels that require access. Interfaces should be coordinated before the workstation geometry is confirmed.
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.
- Task definition
- The station is configured from the operation sequence, equipment model, number of users, sample flow, and room constraints.
- Equipment interface
- Footprint, operating weight, support points, access panels, heat, vibration sensitivity, and manufacturer clearances require review.
- Structure and surface
- Frame, work-surface material, joints, edge details, and cleanability are selected for the confirmed task and cleaning method.
- Operator arrangement
- Standing or seated posture, reach zones, knee clearance, work height, and shared access are recorded on the approved drawing.
- Services
- Power, data, gases, drainage, ventilation, and cable or hose management are coordinated without blocking equipment maintenance.
- Required submittals
- Provide equipment data sheets, operating weight, utility schedule, cleaning method, user workflow, room plan, and any manufacturer clearance guidance.
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 |
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YJ-IW-1200 | Instrument workstation | 1200 × 800 × 750 mm | Seated analytical position with open equipment space and planned cable routing. |
YJ-IW-1500 | Instrument workstation | 1500 × 800 × 750 mm | Wider instrument bay with optional shelf, monitor arm, or under-bench storage. |
YJ-MW-1200 | Microscope workstation | 1200 × 750 × 750 mm | Seated microscopy reference; vibration and ergonomics require equipment review. |
YJ-EW-1800 | Equipment support table | 1800 × 900 × 850 mm | Project-configured support for larger equipment footprints and maintenance clearance. |
Reference parameter range
- Reference sizes
- 1200, 1500, and 1800 mm widths with 750–900 mm depths; equipment envelope and service access govern final dimensions.
- Working height
- 750 mm seated and 850 or 900 mm standing references; user task and instrument controls should be reviewed together.
- Equipment inputs
- Provide footprint, operating mass, point loads, heat release, vibration sensitivity, cable and tubing routes, and maintenance zones.
- Support structure
- Frame section, bracing, levelling, isolation provisions, and worktop build-up are confirmed after the actual equipment is known.
- Services
- Power, data, gas, extraction, drainage, UPS, and equipment connections remain project-specific interfaces.
- Ordering rule
- No load, vibration, or compatibility performance is implied by the code; approved calculations or manufacturer instructions control where required.
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.
Installed references
Real laboratory project photographs
Owner-provided photographs show completed or in-progress laboratory installations. Captions describe only visible furniture and planning features; final supply remains project-specific.
Buyer questions
Before requesting a quotation
Clear project inputs help the team identify the right configuration and the details still requiring technical review.
01What makes a workstation specialist rather than standard?
A specialist workstation is reviewed around a defined task, equipment interface, operator need, or room constraint that is not adequately addressed by a standard laboratory bench arrangement.
02Which equipment details are needed for review?
Share the model, dimensions, operating weight, support points, access panels, utilities, heat or ventilation considerations, and any manufacturer clearance guidance available for the equipment.
03Can adjustable-height or mobile arrangements be discussed?
They can be included in the project review when the workflow requires them. Suitability, load, services, stability, and the final operating arrangement still need to be confirmed for the specific project.
TECHNICAL & BUYER GUIDES
Continue planning specialist workstations
These original guides help project teams confirm room surveys, utilities, materials, equipment, installation, and inspection inputs. They support project preparation; the quotation, drawings, and technical review define the final configuration.
RFQ / Project inquiry
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Share the room plan, quantity, destination, and technical requirements for a project-specific response.