Lab-grade epoxy resin is made by mixing epichlorohydrin (ECH) and bisphenol-A (BPA) resins with fillers like silica, metal, or glass. Fillers can be added to increase strength and other properties of the resin.

Furthermore, laboratory epoxy resin countertops are cast in thin layers, one at a time. Each layer is cured using a thermoset process, which gives the material enhanced heat resistance.

Additionally, fillers can be added to the resin to meet the specific needs of individual customers. Epoxy resin countertops can be made virtually any size or thickness because they are poured and cured layer by layer.

Moreover, lab epoxy resin sinks are a standard feature in commercial and lab environments. They are typically installed in either a drop-in or undermount style.

Finally, epoxy resin drying racks and pegboards are used to hang and dry glassware in lab environments.