Multilab
Series 5000

MULTILAB™ is a NEW complete laboratory bench-system, designed to be easily integrated into new or refurbished laboratories. 

Unique properties include:

Chemical resistance
Impact resistance
Scratch resistance
Stain resistance
Heat resistance (max. 180 C°)
Hygienic, water resistant, easy clean surface

Areas of use:

Education facilities (schools, universities, etc.)
Health facilities (e.g. hospitals)
Commercial buildings
Physical laboratories
Biological laboratories
Clinical laboratories
Chemical laboratories*

*For special chemical resistance requirements, please enquire for other options

MultilabPanel Colours

Maica

This is our stock colour range. Please note that M33302 - Cocoa woodgrain was formerly known as Dark woodgrain.

M01034 GREY GREY
MultilabAluminium Colours
MultilabArchitects Specifications
Download Multilab specifications

5214 RESCO MULTILAB LABORATORY BENCHTOP SYSTEM

This section deals with the supply and installation of Resco proprietary laboratory benchtop system.

1. GENERAL

 

1.1 MANUFACTURER'S DOCUMENTS

Copies of current literature are available by contacting RESCO NZ Ltd.

 

1.2 SAMPLES

Submit on request samples of panels and components for approval of colour and finishes.

 

1.3 QUALIFICATIONS

Workers to be experienced, competent and familiar with the materials and techniques specified. Installation to be carried out by workers authorised by RESCO NZ Ltd.

 

1.4 PANEL GUARANTEE

Guarantee the compact laminate panels against mechanical failure of the resin panel for 10 years.

 

1.5 OTHER GUARANTEES

Hardware will carry the hardware manufacturer's normal guarantees.

Refer to the PRELIMINARIES AND GENERAL section for the required form of guarantee and details of when completed guarantees must be submitted.

 

2 PRODUCTS

 

2.1 PROPRIETARY LABORATORY BENCHTOP SYSTEM

Manufacturer: RESCO NZ Ltd

Brand: Multilab

 

3 EXECUTION

 

3.1 HANDLE AND STORE

Handle and store to avoid damage. Keep dry in transit. Store clear of and on a level floor and cover for protection.

 

3.2 PROTECT

Protect adjoining areas, surfaces and finish from damage.

 

3.3 INSTALL

Carry out the fixing, erection and fitting to finish rigid, plumb, true to line and face and square, to the requirements of RESCO NZ Ltd, according to the RESCO INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION MANUAL.

 

3.4 REPLACE

Replace any damaged or marked elements.

 

3.5 LEAVE

Leave work with parts fully and freely working and to the standard required by RESCO NZ Ltd.

 

3.6 REMOVE

Remove debris, unused materials and elements from the site.

MultilabCleaning Instructions

Cleaning and Maintenance of MULTILAB® laboratory benches

MULTILAB® laboratory benches are virtually indestructible.
Resco NZ Ltd provides a 10 year guarantee on panel integrity. 

In order to protect the integrity of the original chemical resistant top-layer, it is important to adhere to the following:

Never use any of the following on MULTILAB® laboratory benches

  • Abrasive cleaners such as Jif Cream Cleanser, Ajax (powder or liquid), Chemco, Brasso, Mr. Muscle oven cleaner, Scrub free
  • Neat Janola or other equivalent brands of bleaches
  • Scourer pads, Wire wool or Sandpaper

Never exceed the concentration of allowable chemicals on MULTILAB® laboratory benches.

The day to day house-keeping regime should include wiping the benches after use, or after a shift has finished.

If any marking has occurred, apply in first instance the following:

  • Use clean hot water, clean cloths or towels, soft sponge or brush (i.e. nylon brush).
  • Use a non-abrasive cleaning agent, washing powder (heavy duty detergent), liquid soap or hard soap.
  • Remove the dirt with a solution of cleaning agent or let it soak depending on the degree of soiling, then wash off with clean water or glass cleaner. Wipe repeatedly if necessary.

Depending on the type of marking, either of the following method may be applied:

  • Organic solvents e.g. Acetone spirits, petrol, trichloroethylene, MEK, to be followed by washing down with soapy water and finishing with clean water or glass cleaner. Wipe repeatedly if necessary.
  • Removal by an acidic cleaning agent (e.g. 10% acetic or citric acid). Again, to be followed by washing down with soapy water and finishing with clean water or glass cleaner. Wipe repeatedly if necessary.