Science Laboratory

Winner Optics' main business also includes science laboratory decoration and furniture, and has close cooperation with well-known domestic universities such as Harbin Institute of Technology, Dalian University of Technology, Southwest Institute of Physics, Fudan University, Xiamen University, Beijing Institute of Chemical Defense.

Science laboratory decoration refers to the design, layout, and decoration of a laboratory to meet the requirements of scientific experiments and provide a good working environment. The decoration of a scientific laboratory needs to consider the following aspects:

1. Layout: A reasonable layout can improve the efficiency and safety of laboratory work. The laboratory needs to be divided into different areas, such as the test bench area, storage area, washing area, etc., in order to independently carry out different experimental work.

2. Ventilation and exhaust system: Laboratories usually produce various harmful gases and chemicals, so ventilation and exhaust systems are essential. Reasonable ventilation and exhaust design can ensure the hygiene and safety of laboratory air quality.

3. Laboratory equipment: According to the needs of experiments, selecting appropriate instruments and equipment is an important part of scientific laboratory decoration. Different types of experiments require the use of different instruments, such as microscopes, centrifuges, pH meters, etc.

4. Safety measures: Laboratory decoration must consider safety. Attention should be paid to safety facilities such as fire prevention, explosion prevention, and leakage prevention. In addition, the laboratory should also be equipped with Emergency exit, fire extinguishers, emergency call devices and other equipment to deal with emergencies.

5. Scientific laboratory instruments refer to various instruments and equipment used for experimental research. According to different experimental requirements, scientific laboratory instruments can include but are not limited to the following: analytical instruments, such as mass spectrometry, gas chromatography, liquid chromatography, etc., used for analyzing and identifying the chemical composition and structure of samples.

6. General laboratory instruments: such as scales, pH meters, centrifuges, constant temperature and humidity chambers, etc., used for routine experimental operations and sample processing.

7. Spectral instruments: such as ultraviolet visible spectrophotometer, infrared spectrometer, nuclear magnetic resonance instrument, etc., used to study the optical properties and structure of substances.

8. Special instruments: such as electron microscope, Atomic force microscopy, fluorescence microscope, etc., used to observe the morphology, microstructure and characteristics of samples. The selection of scientific laboratory instruments should be based on the research purpose, experimental plan, and specific needs of the laboratory. At the same time, it is necessary to ensure the quality and reliability of the instrument, and regularly maintain and calibrate it to ensure the accuracy and repeatability of the experimental results.