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WALDNER
Laboreinrichtungen GmbH & Co. KG
Haidoesch 1
88239 Wangen
Germany
Phone +49 7522 986-301
Fax +49 7522 986-418
info@waldner-lab.com
www.waldner-lab.com
Labor
Labor
The Technical Catalogue
Our latest laboratory furniture
system mc6

with its flexible

application units can be
adapted to suit changing labo-
ratory requirements.
As a modular system, it can be
used to make additions to
existing furniture or provide
new floor plan solutions
depending on the objectives.
The main components are
based on an ingenious modu-
lar system. In this way we can
provide a large number of dif-
ferent designs in every func-
tional area of the laboratory.
We are aware of the expecta-
tions placed upon us and
address these expectations
with rigorous orientation on
the needs of our customers.
Furthermore, we guarantee
first-class quality, mature,
innovative technology and
perfect service. With our laboratory furniture
system mc6

we provide a
high level of work safety,
ergonomics and economy.
It is the sum of the well
thought-out details that leads
to the perfect solution. Cus-
tomers and clients worldwide
rely on us and our service.
We are pleased to provide you
the basis for your future labo-
ratory with this technical cata-
logue.
In conjunction with the picto-
rial catalogue, you can see the
rich range of variants possible
with our laboratory furniture
system mc6

.
Contact us our specialists
will always be pleased to talk
to you.
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Service modules
1.1 Service spine Service panels and electrical modules Add-on parts
Service modules Suspended service booms 1.2 Service wing
1.3 Service distribution terminal
Work benches
2.1 Add-on tables and supporting structures 2.2 Worktops
2.3 Mobile table 2.4 Swing 2.5 Height adjustable table 2.6 Balance table
2.7 VarioTHEK 2.8 Rack 2.9 Analysis tables Assistant Round table
Add-on plate Oval Skate Caddy 2.10 Sink work benches Laboratory sinks
Sink modules Drip cups 2.11 Mobile sinks Sink station AquaEl
Fume cupboards and exhaust devices
3.1 Bench mounted fume cupboards 3.2 Low ceiling bench mounted fume
cupboards 3.3 Low level fume cupboards 3.4 Walk-in fume cupboards
3.5 Secuflow bench mounted fume cupboards 3.6 Secuflow low volume
bench mounted fume cupboards 3.7 Bench mounted fume cupboards with
side installation 3.8 Low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards with side
installation 3.9 Special application fume cupboards 3.10 Filter fume cupboards
3.11 Radio-isotope fume cupboards 3.12 Mobile fume cupboards 3.13 Local
exhaust devices 3.14 Monitoring and control
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Storage space
4.1 Underbench units Underbench unit on plinth Underbench unit on castors
Suspended underbench unit Underbench unit for fume cupboards Underbench
unit for fume cupboards for the storage of solvents Underbench unit for fume
cupboards for the storage of acids and alkalis 4.2 Disposal Underbench unit for waste
disposal Waste disposal system for acids and alkalis Waste disposal system for flammable
liquids 4.3 Wall mounted cabinets 4.4 Instrument cupboards 4.5 Top-mounted
cabinets 4.6 Exhaust cabinets Pull-out cabinet Emergency cabinet Acid and alkali
cabinet Gas cylinder cabinet Solvents cabinet Supply system for flammable liquids
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Teaching laboratories
5.1 Teacher desk 5.2 Students desk with service pillar/service module
5.3 Students desk with service module 5.4 Mobile table
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General
6.1 Patents, brands, design patents and registered designs 6.2 Certified
safety and quality 6.3 Design and colours 6.4 From planning to the finished
laboratory 6.5 Standards and technical rules
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Service modules
1.1 Service spine
Service panels and electrical modules
Add-on parts
Service modules
Suspended service booms
1.2 Service wing
1.3 Service distribution terminal
The philosophy of our mc6 fur-
niture system is to enable
changes to be made easily and
therefore to provide more
mobility in the laboratory.
Energy and service systems have
a central role.
Pipes and cables for supplies
and waste are run to the service
spine, service module, sus-
pended service boom and the
service wing. These units then
provide the services at fittings
and integrated electrical units.
Due to the modular layout and
flexible installation technology,
services and energy are always
available where they are needed.
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Service modules
General
The special feature of the serv-
ice spine is its modular layout
and its logical separation from
the furniture in the laboratory.
The service spine gives the
designer freedom of choice
during the design of the labo-
ratory environment and pro-
vides the best possible options
for different designs and rapid
changes. The backbone of this
system is formed by the strong
pillar profile without grooves,
which can be combined
together with the freely selec-
table bench frames to form a
work bench against a wall or a
double-sided work bench.
The strong profile frame is per-
fectly designed for fitting dif-
ferent services and electrical
modules, reagent shelves,
instrument shelves and much
more.
The surfaces of the supporting
structure and the panels are
protected with high-grade
powder coatings. As the items
fitted to the panel can be
changed rapidly without the
need to undo bolts, laboratory
operations are hardly inter-
rupted at all.
The supply pipes, for example
for water and compressed air,
can be rapidly extended and
fitted using a quick release
coupling system. Overbench
cabinets can also be fastened
when pillar extensions are
used.
For the perfect planning of the
preparatory work on-site, we
provide planners and architects
with installation plans contain-
ing exact sizes for supply pipes
and cables as well as informa-
tion on dimensioning and flow
rates.
Flexibility and rapid upgrad-
ability
The modular design principle
enables all modules to be rap-
idly replaced or changed for
expansion. This feature signi-
fies low installation costs.
Shelves can be fitted as
required independent of modu-
lar size. Ready to plug-in elec-
trical modules are installed in
no time.
Full independence from the
work bench
As a result of the separation of
the service spine and furniture,
worktops and underbench
units can be moved or
changed without dismantling
the mechanical services and
electrical installation.
Two service spines used for
double-sided work benches
Here the double spine com-
prises two self-contained spines
that are independent of each
other. When making changes,
double bench spines can be
converted into two individual
spines set up against the wall.
Service spine
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Use of electrical modules
that can be positioned as
required
Our modules only need space
where the power is required.
There is no awkward electrical
trunking with the service
spines. You can use the full
depth of the bench.
Wear-free cold/hot water
fittings
Unlike upper sections with a
grease chamber, our fittings
with ceramic sealing in the
upper section are wear-free
and maintenance-free for sig-
nificantly increased economy.
The basic structure of the
service spine based on the
example of a double work
bench with the various
elements fitted
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Service modules
General
Service wing
Since the introduction of our
laboratory furniture system
mc6 , the term freedom in
the laboratory has been com-
pletely re-defined: Maximum
flexibility of all systems and
maximum freedom of move-
ment without interface prob-
lems provide people working in
laboratories freedom to be able
to implement their ideas.
The revolutionary service wing
supplements the new freedom
in the laboratory in a special
manner: as the central furni-
ture element in which all key
services such as mechanical,
electrical, lighting, EDP, extract
air and of course the disposal
of waste water are integrated,
our system provides a very
high-degree of flexibility.
The possibility of being able to
plug-in to the service wing,
practically anywhere, using
quick-release couplings signifies
a very high level of freedom of
movement in the laboratory.
Using the service wing simpli-
fies the entire laboratory fitting
out process including the
mechanical and electrical serv-
ices. A central feed point is
sufficient and the service wing
securely mounted to the ceil-
ing with adjustable steel bars
makes further installations,
holes in the walls and visible
suspension systems superflu-
ous. Installation costs are
reduced significantly, exten-
sions can be made without
problems without the need to
make structural changes.
With the service wing we have
created a service supply area
outside the direct working
area. All services can be rapidly
fed to the work bench without
complications.
Extraordinary flexibility in
the laboratory
All areas of the laboratory are
supplied using cross and T ele-
ments. All services are pre-
installed in the wing. In this
way we achieve a large num-
ber of possible configurations.
It is possible to dock any-
where at any time. Standard-
ised units for analysis tables
and work benches, mobile
tables, racks, mobile sink units
or mobile fume cupboards
everything can be used as
required under the wing.
Simplification of the prelimi-
nary structural planning
Complex installations for differ-
ent systems and their planning
are no longer required when
the service wing is used. The
saving in room height due to
the lack of need for a sus-
pended ceiling for improved
appearance signifies a consid-
erable saving in planning and
fitting out costs.
Easy to reach connection
quick-release couplings
When standing, the connec-
tions on the service wing
can be reached easily without
problems.
The service wing is also
easy to integrate in difficult
circumstances
The existing room architecture
and the characteristics of the
ceiling, wall and floor often
make extensive installations
more difficult. On listed build-
ings it is not even allowed to
make major changes to the his-
toric structure. Here the service
wing can be easily integrated
with minimal effort without
complications.
Perfectly planned, pre-
assembled and equipped in
the factory
The service wing system for
your laboratory is fully pre-
assembled in our factory to suit
your needs. You save assembly
time on-site and your service
wing is rapidly installed and
ready to use.
Uncomplicated to extend
and maintain
Due to its independent design
as a self-contained unit, the
service wing is almost mainte-
nance-free. Extending, upgrad-
ing and checking the system
are possible without major
effort.
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The service wing with cross
element and systems and
furniture components that can
be placed below it.
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Service modules
1.1 Service spine
Service spines provide fittings
and sockets, can be fitted with
supply pipes and cables and
waste pipes, and are used for
mounting a wide range of shelf
systems.
Service panels and electrical
modules can be individually
equipped and upgraded. The
powder-coated panels made of
steel sheet are clipped into the
lateral profiles on the service
spine above the worktop with-
out the need for tools.
The uprights for the service
spine can be extended in
height at any time as required,
e. g. for installing overbench
cabinets.
Layout
1 Installation com-
partment panel
2 Cantilever
3 Sanitary panel
4 Reagent shelf
(add-on part)
5 Slot panel
6 Cover panel
7 Electrical module
8 Uprights
9 Frame with
levelling screw
1 Underbench units
2 Table connection
panel
3 Row of panels
4 Instrument shelf
(add-on part)
5 Reagent shelf
(add-on part)
6 Worktop
7 Uprights
8 Frame with
levelling screw
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Service spine section
Double work benches comprise
two independent uprights.
The supply and waste area runs
horizontally underneath the
worktop in the installation
area. The sanitary panels and
the electrical modules are con-
nected to the related main
pipes and cables using flexible
cables and pipes.
Bench mounted
service module section
The supply area on the bench
mounted service module runs
horizontally above the work-
top. Mechanical services and
electrical services are fitted
using the panel technology
or using a fixed panel.
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Service modules
1.1 Service spine
Application examples
Double work bench with bench mounted
service module and underbench units on
plinth
Double work bench with bench mounted
service module and cantilever construction
with mobile underbench unit
Wall bench with one row of panels and 4-
leg construction with mobile underbench
unit
Double work bench with two rows of panels
and C frame construction with suspended
underbench units
Wall bench with two rows of panels and
flush sockets;
Underbench units on plinth
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Double work bench with one row of panels
and splash protection;
Underbench units on plinth
S2 Wall bench with one row of panels and
C frame construction with mobile under-
bench units
Wall bench with two rows of panels and
underbench units on plinth
S2 Double work bench with one row of
panels and splash protection;
C frame construction with mobile under-
bench units and underbench units on plinth
Double work bench, with open spine
system. Electrical trunking is optional.
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Service modules
1.1 Service spine
Service panels and electrical modules
The panels and modules are
clipped into a mounting frame
and can be arranged as
required.
The outlet valves in the panels
can be connected as required
to the main pipes using
branch pipes. The main pipes
are laid in the installation com-
partment underneath the
worktop or the cantilever.
It is possible to fit up to five
angle taps to sanitary panels
(for gas, water, vacuum, com-
pressed air or high purity gas
valves).
In addition, a sanitary panel
can be fitted with a drip cup.
Up to eight sockets for alter-
nating current or up to two
sockets for three-phase cur-
rent can be fitted to electrical
modules. Different sockets
can be combined.
As an option, the sockets can
also be supplied fitted flush
with the service spine.
The supply is provided using
an electrical module with an
interface to the electrical
supply and, on request, an
electrical module with up to
14 fuses under a cover.
Cover panels cover the areas
between sanitary panels and
electrical modules. Individually
mounted electrical modules
are always fitted with a half
height cover panel.
Behind slot panels there are
slot rails to which add-on parts
of varying height can be fitted.
Sanitary panel
with angle taps
Sanitary panel
with drip cup
Electrical module
with eight sockets for
alternating current
Electrical module with
various sockets
Electrical module with
interface to the electrical
supply and electrical module
with fuses
Cover panel with an
electrical module
Slot panel
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Add-on parts
Add-on parts can be fitted at
different heights to panels
and runners with slots on the
service spine.
The following add-on parts
are available:
- Reagent shelf
- Instrument shelf
- Scaffold points
Reagent shelf
A glass plate is fastened to
two brackets using screws.
An angle behind the glass
plate is used as a stop and for
stiffening.
Bracket for reagent
shelf
The reagent shelf can be
extended using rods sup-
ported with braces at the top
or bottom. For this purpose
special brackets with a fasten-
ing feature for rods with a
diameter of 13 mm are used.
The rods are fixed in the holes
in the brackets using clamping
screws. Braces can be clamped
to the rods, the braces are fas-
tened to the slots in the serv-
ice spine using hooks and
increase the load capacity of
the rods.
Instrument shelf
A panel is fastened to two
brackets from below using
countersunk screws. An angle
behind the panel is used as a
stop and for stiffening. The
panel is supported underneath
or on top using braces.
Scaffold points
Scaffold points are used for
fitting a rod with a diameter
of 13 mm. The rod is fixed by
turning the knob on the scaf-
fold point by a quarter of a
turn.
Reagent shelf
Bracket with
hole for rod
Reagent shelf
with brace underneath
Reagent shelf
with brace on top
Bracket for reagent
shelf
Instrument shelf
with brace underneath
Instrument shelf
with brace on top
Scaffold points
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Service modules
1.1 Service spine
Service modules are used for
the provision of electrical and
mechanical services at the
laboratory workstation. They
are fastened to the raw ceil-
ing using a ceiling anchor.
The sanitary panels and elec-
trical modules fastened to the
uprights can be positioned on
both sides and can be
equipped as required.
Suspended service booms are
used for the provision of elec-
trical and mechanical services
at the laboratory workstation.
The modular spines are fas-
tened to the raw ceiling. The
sanitary panels and electrical
modules fastened between
the uprights can be posi-
tioned on both sides and can
be equipped as required.
Suspended
service booms
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Technical data
Service spine
Widths (mm)
Height (mm)
Depths, single-sided with table (mm)
Depths, double-sided with table (mm)
Working heights (mm)
Pillar extension (mm)
Pillar extension for suspended cabinet
with height of 540 mm (mm)
Pillar extension for suspended cabinet
with height of 720 mm (mm)
Pillar extension up to
the ceiling (mm)
Height S2 panel
for working height of 900 mm (mm)
600, 900, 1200,
1500, 1800
1745
750, 900
1500, 1800
720, 900
960
515
695
1725
280
Dimension of the panels
Width, panel (mm)
Width, slot panel (mm)
Height, panel (mm)
300
300, 75
180, 360
Dimension of the electrical modules
Width, electrical module (mm)
Height, electrical module (mm)
300
180
Bench mounted service module
Widths (mm)
Height (mm)
Working heights (mm)
Opening
for working height of 720 mm (mm)
Opening
for working height of 900 mm (mm)
900, 1200,
1500, 1800
1563
720, 900
563
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Reagent shelf
Widths (mm)
Depth (mm)
Load carrying capacity
600, 900, 1200,
1500, 1800
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20 kg
Instrument shelf
Widths (mm)
Depth (mm)
Load carrying capacity
600, 900, 1200,
1500, 1800
300
30 kg
Scaffold points
Diameter of the hole for rods (mm)
Load carrying capacity in conjunction
with reagent shelf without brace
Load carrying capacity in conjunction
with reagent shelf with brace
13
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20 kg
Service module
Width (mm)
Length of the uprights (mm)
300
adjusted to suit
customer needs
Width, panel (mm)
Heights, panel (mm)
300
180, 360
Dimension of the electrical modules
Width, electrical module (mm)
Height, electrical module (mm)
300
180
Suspended service boom
Widths (mm)
Length of the uprights (mm)
600, 900, 1200,
1500, 1800
adjusted to suit
customer needs
Dimension of the panels
Width, panel (mm)
Height, panel (mm)
300
180
Dimension of the electrical modules
Width, electrical module (mm)
Height, electrical module (mm)
300
180
Dimension of the panels
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Service modules
1.2 Service wing
The service wing provides
services and waste facilities at
the laboratory workstation.
The service wing support is
fastened underneath the lab-
oratory ceiling, independent
of modular size. To avoid
vibrations, the support is
braced in the longitudinal and
transverse directions.
Different fittings or electrical
modules can be fitted to the
Layout
Components of
the service wing
1 Cover panel
2 Wing element
3 Electrical module
4 Support
5 Front cover
6 Workplace light
7 Fittings
8 Alsident exhaust
(optional)
underside of the elements on
both sides.
Due to the modular layout, the
services and energy supplies in
the laboratory can be varied as
required during the design of
the laboratory space and can
also be upgraded at any time.
Cross section
through the
service wing
1 Support
2 Indirect room
lighting
3 Service duct
4 Workplace lighting
and possibility for
extract air spigot
5 Electrical supply
area
6 Mechanical
services supply and
waste area
Section
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Service wing elements
Feed element
T-element
Wing element
Cross element
Design variants
Mechanical
services
Electrical
Lighting
Ventilation
Dust protection
A very wide range of supply services such as flammable gas,
technical gases, pure gas, vacuum, compressed air, water in
a very wide range of quality stages
Waste pipes for waste water
Electrical supply for alternating current and three-phase current
Fuse modules
Workplace lighting
- Indirect room lighting
Alsident exhaust
Extract air spigot for mobile fume cupboard AeroEm
Plate valves for room ventilation
Cover over the spacing elements from above
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Service modules
1.2 Service wing
Service wing elements
Feed element
The supply pipes are fed
through the wall at the height
of the service wing using a feed
element. As an alternative to
the feed element, the supply
pipes can be fed through a
service duct from the ceiling to
the service wing. In this case
the isolating valves are outside
the service wing.
Easy access to the isolation
valves and pipes in the service
wing is provided by opening
the feed element.
Mechanical services supply
and waste facilities directly
at the service wing
The fittings (angle taps, high
purity gas valves or quick
release outlets) supply the labo-
ratory workstation with flam-
mable gas, technical gases,
pure gases, vacuum or com-
pressed air and water.
The pipes from, e. g., service
distribution terminals (see sec-
tion 1.3) or mobile sinks (see
section 2.11) are connected to
quick release outlets.
Wing element
with angle taps
Wing element with
high purity gas valve
Quick release outlets for
gas, water, waste water
Feed element
Open
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Dimension of the elements
Length, feed element (mm)
Lengths, wing elements (mm)
Lengths, T elements (mm)
Lengths, cross elements (mm)
Width (mm)
Height (incl. dust cover) (mm)
600
600, 900, 1200,
1500
1500
1500
700
210
Dimensions panels and modules
Length (mm)
Width (mm)
300
180
Dimensions of the workplace lights/cover panels
Lengths (mm)
Width (mm)
600, 900,
1200, 1500
100
Electrical supply directly at
the service wing
Up to eight sockets for alter-
nating current or up to two
sockets for three-phase cur-
rent can be fitted to electrical
modules.
Connections, e. g., for tele-
phones, monitors, data or
loudspeakers can also be
installed on electrical modules.
Extract air removal directly
at the service wing
Extract air spigots can be fitted
to the underside of the service
wing between the two halves
of the wing.
The spigots are connected to
the central exhaust system
using an extract air duct.
It is possible to connect, e. g.
the ducts from mobile fume
cupboards AeroEm (see section
3.12) or specific Alsident
exhausts (see section 3.13).
Wing element with
extract air spigots
Wing element
with electrical
modules
Technical data
Alsident exhaust on
the extract air spigot
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Service modules
1.3 Service distribution terminal
In combination with the serv-
ice wing as a supply and
waste disposal system, the
service distribution terminal
enables services and electrical
supplies to be drawn directly
at the workplace. The service
distribution terminal is
clamped to worktops or steel
support frames using a
clamping system.
Layout
Components of a
service distribution
terminal
1 Service distribution
terminal with
sanitary panel
2 Service distribution
terminal with
electrical module
3 Clamping system
4 Service beam
The service distribution termi-
nal is supplied using the service
wing. Services and the electri-
cal supply are provided using
flexible pipes and cables that
are connected to the service
distribution terminal.
The pipes and cables are con-
nected to the service wing
using quick release outlets and
plugs.
A very wide range of mechani-
cal services such as flammable
gas, technical gases, pure
gases, vacuum, compressed air
can be provided.
Design variants
Up to three angle taps or high
purity gas valves are fitted to
the sanitary panel.
Up to eight sockets for alter-
nating current or up to two
sockets for three-phase current
can be fitted to the electrical
panel. Different sockets can be
combined.
The pipes and cables between
the service distribution terminal
and the service wing are fed to
the service beam and bundled
with two straps. In addition, a
steel rope on the service beam
is used to provide strain relief
for the pipes and cables.
The service distribution termi-
nal can be fastened horizon-
tally, e.g. to a worktop or ver-
tically to a steel frame, e. g. to
the rack (see section 2.8) .
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Examples of the design variants
Service distribution termi-
nal with angle taps
Service distribution terminal
with high purity gas valves
Service distribution terminal
with 8 sockets for alternating
current
Service distribution termi-
nal with different sockets
Fastening two service distri-
bution terminals one above
the other
Vertical fastening of the
service distribution terminal
Horizontal fastening of the
service distribution terminal
Dimension service distribution terminal
Width (mm)
Height of a service distribution
terminal (mm)
Height of two service distribution
terminals (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clamping range for the fastening (mm)
300
205
410
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Work benches
2.1 Add-on tables and supporting structures
2.2 Worktops
2.3 Mobile table
2.4 Swing
2.5 Height adjustable table
2.6 Balance table
2.7 VarioTHEK
2.8 Rack
2.9 Analysis tables
Assistant
Round table
Add-on plate
Oval
Skate
Caddy
2.10 Sink work benches
Laboratory sinks
Sink modules
Drip cups
2.11 Mobile sinks
Sink station
AquaEl
Work benches have a special
significance in our laboratory
furniture system: due to the
separation of the supply of serv-
ices and furniture in the system,
add-on table and mobile tables
are used to a greater degree.
The different types and versions
of all our work benches are
designed as mobile laboratory
modules and are equipped with
varying supporting structures
and individual board materials.
Our benches feature a high
level of stability combined with
an attractive design.
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Work benches
General
Benches in the laboratory
area mean numerous possible
applications.
In a wider sense, benches
comprise supporting struc-
tures, the frames, which are
optimally designed to suit the
purpose.
All Waldner bench frames
have one feature in common:
WIG-welded from precision
rectangular tube, our benches
will withstand maximum
loads. Welded joints are
ground very clean on all our
products you will not find
open ends of tubes with plas-
tic caps in the floor area on
our products. We even weld
here. Optimally protected
against external effects by the
high-grade powder coating,
our frames have flawless sta-
bility and appearance.
The same applies to the sur-
faces on the worktops. Here
you have all options to suit
the working environment and
requirements. Items of equip-
ment, e.g. monitors, often
clutter the work surface on
the benches.
We have searched for better
solutions for positioning these
items. The Waldner solution is
called the Rack. You will be
amazed as to the possible
uses of this rack and that of
its mobility.
The documentation and analy-
sis of the results of work on
the PC are particularly pleas-
ant using our analysis tables.
Useful accessories such as the
assistant, add-on plate and
rack are ideally matched to
these requirements.
Bench frames for different
needs
C frame, 4-leg and cantilever
bench frames form the basis
for our work benches. The
frames are defined by their
shape to suit requirements
and the application.
The 4-leg steel support
frame
provides a high level of stabil-
ity for add-on tables, mobile
tables and analysis tables for
working sitting or standing.
Underbench cupboards can be
mobile or suspended and
moved independent of modu-
lar size. Sitting niches are
therefore possible anywhere.
The frames are fitted with
height adjustable feet.
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C frame steel support
frames
are extremely steady and can
be loaded with 200 kg/m
2
.
They carry suspended under-
bench units without problems
and provide users a large
amount of knee and legroom.
The height is adjusted using
fully integrated adjusting
strips.
The cantilever frame
provides the greatest legroom
and lightest visual impact. It is
fitted to service spines or
directly to walls via its can-
tilever bracket design.
The multi-talent, the rack
is used primarily for fitting
items of equipment and has
a load carrying capacity of
150 kg.
The heights of shelves can be
adjusted as required in 45 mm
increments.
The shelves are available made
of either melamine coated
particleboard or powder-
coated perforated steel plate.
The shelves can be fitted with
a tilt of up to 15 without
tools. The extendable shelves
mounted on caged ball-bear-
ings and with 60 kg maximum
load can be pulled out to 2/3
of their depth. The castors
enable the rack to be moved
quickly.
Further refined accessories
The skate as a castor-mounted
base unit for your PC, the
caddy as a trolley for the
printer, add-on plate, assistant
and round table are only a few
examples of useful accessories
in the laboratory environment.
Our modular sinks
Available in various installa-
tion variants, the sink module
impresses with its height of
950 mm, which facilitates
fatigue-free work. Sink and
module are manufactured as
one unit without joints.
Our sink and drip modules are
manufactured from self-sup-
porting, acid proof technical
ceramic material. The sup-
porting structure is formed by
underbench cupboards with
plinth.
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The worktops for the laboratory benches are
mounted on height adjustable bench frames
(4-leg, C frame or cantilever frame) or directly
on underbench units with plinth.
The complete WIG-welded sides and supports
are made of precision rectangular steel tube.
Supports are bolted to the frame such that
underbench units can be suspended in the
bench frame or pushed underneath on
castors.
Work benches
2.1 Add-on tables and supporting structures
Supporting structures
Add-on tables with H frame
Material frame and supports (mm)
Powder coating
Load capacity
Working heights (mm)
Frame heights 4-leg (mm)
Frame depths 4-leg (mm)
Standard lengths (mm)
The individual H frame has adjustable levelling feet made of steel each with a plastic
plate.
Levelling: - 5 to +25 mm with key projection.
ST 50/25/2
Layer thickness 80
200 kg/m
2
720, 900
690, 870
552, 702, 852
600, 900, 1200, 1500, 1800
Variant
Levelling covered by tube sleeve
Two-part installation compartment cover that can be slid to the side for
standard length frame 600 to 1800 mm in front of a service spine
Add-on tables with C frame
Material frame and supports (mm)
Powder coating
Load capacity
Working heights (mm)
Frame heights C frame (mm)
Frame depths C frame (mm)
Standard lengths (mm)
C frames can be individually adjusted in height and have two levelling screws in the
bottom steel brackets with a continuous pressure pad.
ST 50/25/2
Layer thickness 80
200 kg/m
2
720 or 900
690, 870
552, 702
600, 900, 1200, 1500, 1800
Variant
Two-part installation compartment cover that can be slid to the side for
standard length frame 600 to 1800 mm in front of a service spine
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Add-on table with cantilever frame
Material frame and supports (mm)
Powder coating
Load capacity
Working heights (mm)
Frame heights (mm)
Frame depths (mm)
for wall fastening
Standard lengths (mm)
Fastening to the service spine or to the wall adapter using clamp strap.
The individual cantilever frames have adjustable levelling feet made of steel each
with a plastic plate. Levelling: - 5 to +25 mm with key projection.
ST 50/25/2
Layer thickness 80
200 kg/m
2
720 bzw. 900
690, 870
661, 811
Wall adapter ST 50/25/2
WH 720 mm length 572 mm
WH 900 mm length 752 mm
600, 900, 1200, 1500, 1800
Variant
Levelling covered by tube sleeve
Two-part installation compartment cover that can be slid to the side for
standard length frame 600 to 1800 mm
Notes on underbench units:
Moveable underbench units for the working heights 720 and 900 mm can be
pushed in.
Notes on fastening:
The cantilever frame can only be used in conjunction with a service spine or
fixed to a strong wall.
The welded tube construction is not self-supporting and must be firmly
joined to the service spine or the wall.
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Work benches
2.2 Worktops
Worktops for wall benches without service spine
or for free-standing benches
The laboratory worktops are either mounted
on bench frames (4-leg, C frame or cantilever
frame) or directly on underbench units with
plinth.
The following dimensions are available
Worktop widths (mm)
Worktop depths (mm)
600, 900, 1200, 1500, 1800
600, 750, 900
Material worktop
Melamine resin coating on base
material
Particleboard, self-supporting*
Polypropylene coating on
particleboard base*
Solid grade laminate without
increased edge*
Stainless steel on particleboard base*
Tiles on coated plywood board*
Technical ceramic material
self-supporting
Technical ceramic material -
compound worktop on structural
element
Epoxy resin self-supporting
Glass (safety glass ESG)
* Work surfaces also available by the
metre. Maximum length that can be
supplied 3600 mm
Grooved upstand edging strip made
of plastic
Wall sealing strip
Installation ventilation grid
750x100 mm
Flush edge profile
Marine edging
Installation ventilation grid
750x100 mm
Flush stainless steel edge
Marine edging
Marine edging on two
or three sides
Profiled plastic end cap
Marine edging on two
or three sides
Marine edging
Profiled plastic end cap
Without marine edge
Marine edging on two or three sides
Marine edging
Material increased edge: Epoxy resin
Marine edging on two or three sides
Marine edging
Variants
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Worktops for wall benches and
double work benches in front of a service spine
The laboratory worktops are either mounted
on bench frames (4-leg, C frame or cantilever
frame) or directly on underbench units with
plinth.
The following dimensions are available
Worktop widths (mm) 600, 900, 1200, 1500, 1800
Wall bench
Module depth 750 mm
Module depth 900 mm
Worktop depth (mm)
675
825
Double work bench
Module depth 1500 mm
Module depth 1800 mm
Worktop depth per side (mm)
675
825
Material worktop
Melamine resin coating on base
material
Particleboard, self-supporting*
Polypropylene coating on
particleboard base*
Solid grade laminate without
increased edge*
Stainless steel on particleboard base*
Tiles on coated plywood board*
Technical ceramic material
self-supporting
Technical ceramic material -
compound worktop on structural
element
Epoxy resin self-supporting
Glass (safety glass ESG)
* Work surfaces also available by the metre. Maximum length that can be
supplied 3600 mm
Flush edge profile
Marine edging
Flush stainless steel edge
Marine edging
Marine edging on two
or three sides
Profiled plastic end cap
Marine edging on two
or three sides
Marine edging
Profiled plastic end cap
Without marine edge
Marine edging on two or three sides
Marine edging
Material increased edge: Epoxy resin
Marine edging on two or three sides
Marine edging
Variants
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Critical substances
Damaging
substances
Advantage
Disadvantage
Use
Weight
Total thickness
- Acids with concentration > 10%
- Concentrated hydrochloric acids
- Nitric acids
- Heated sulphuric acid
- Resistance to moisture
- Flat
- Easy to dispose of
- Low coating thickness
- Wet room
- Benches with medium stress
26.4 kg/m
2
19 mm
Critical substances
Damaging
substances
Advantage
Disadvantage
Use
Weight
Total thickness
- Acids with concentration > 10%
- Concentrated hydrochloric acids
- Nitric acid
- Heated sulphuric acid
- Flat
- Joints sensitive to moisture
- Medium chemical resistance
- Mobile tables, add-on tables, window
benches
- Instrument benches and laboratory
benches in the dry area
- Cannot be used in the moist or wet
area
19.6 kg/m
2
30 mm
Melamine resin/postformed Polypropylene
Critical substances
Damaging
substances
Advantage
Disadvantage
Use
Weight
Total thickness
- Hydrocarbons
- Citric acid
- Oxalic acid
- Carbon tetrachloride
- Diesel oil
- Ozone
- Concentrated nitric acid
- Chloroform
- Petrol
- Benzol
- No joints
- Flat
- Light
- High chemical resistance to acids and
many solvents
- Easy to dispose of
- Less glass breakage
- Soft surface sensitive to scratches
- Sensitive to heat
- Areas with high chemical resistance
- Working with hydrofluoric acid
- Area in which the lack of joints is
important
- Radio-isotope area
20.3 kg/m
2
30 mm and 7 mm increased edge
Tiles
Critical substances
Damaging
substances
Advantage
Disadvantage
Use
Weight
Total thickness
- None
- Hydrofluoric acid
- Flat
- High resistance to chemicals
- Tops have gaps with low resistance
to chemicals
- Gaps difficult to clean and difficult
to decontaminate
- Laboratory benches of all types that
are subjected to chemicals
30 kg/m
2
30 mm and 7 mm increased edge
Work benches
2.2 Worktops
Properties of the worktops
Solid grade laminate
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Epoxy resin
Critical substances
Damaging
substances
Advantage
Disadvantage
Use
Weight
Total thickness
- Various solvents
- Diluted acids
- Hydrofluoric acid
- Concentrated, warm mineral acids
- No joints
- Flat
- Solid panel
- High mechanical loading possible
- Easy to dispose of
- Surface sensitive to scratches
- Sensitive to concentrated acids
- Laboratory workstation of all type
32 kg/m
2
19 mm and 7 mm increased edge
Stainless steel
Critical substances
Damaging
substances
Advantage
Disadvantage
Use
Weight
Total thickness
- Cadmium
- Lactic acid
- Oxalic acid
- Compounds containing chlorine
and bromine
- Formic acid
- Sulphuric acid
- No joints
- High resistance to solvents
- High temperature resistance
- Sensitive to halogens and their
compounds
- For maximum loads in the area of
decontamination and moisture
resistance as well as solvent resistance
- Biology
- Microbiology
- Pharmacy
- Radio-isotope area
- Pathology
27.5 kg/m
2
30 mm and 7 mm increased edge
Technical ceramic material
Critical substances
Damaging
substances
Advantage
Disadvantage
Use
Weight
Total thickness
- None
- Hydrofluoric acid
- Best chemical resistance
- Mechanically stable
- Easy to dispose of
- Evenness tolerances due to firing process
- Thermodynamic stress limited
- Areas with very high chemical and
mechanical stress
56 kg/m
2
26 mm and 7 mm increased edge
Glass
Critical substances
Damaging
substances
Advantage
Disadvantage
Use
Weight
Total thickness
- None
- Hydrofluoric acid
- Flat
- High resistance to chemicals
- Sensitive to knocks at corners and
edges
- Laboratory benches of all types subject
to large amounts of chemicals
38 kg/m
2
30 mm
Stoneware compound worktop
Critical substances
Damaging
substances
Advantage
Disadvantage
Use
Weight
Total thickness
- None
- Hydrofluoric acid
- Flat
- Lighter than technical ceramic material
- Best chemical resistance
- Easy to dispose of
- Thermodynamic stress limited
- Areas with very high chemical stress
40 kg/m
2
30 mm and 7 mm increased edge
made of epoxy resin
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Work benches
2.3 Mobile table
Mobile table
The rectangular worktop on our mobile tables
is fitted to a seamless WIG-welded precision
rectangular steel tube frame with four heavy
duty castors. The two front castors are
equipped with a full fixing device that simulta-
neously locks castors and steering axle.
Material worktop
Melamine resin coating on structural
element, self-supporting
Polypropylene coating on
particleboard base
Solid grade laminate
Stainless steel on particleboard base
Tiles on coated plywood board
Technical ceramic material
self-supporting
Technical ceramic material - compound
worktop on structural element
Epoxy resin self-supporting
Glass (safety glass ESG)
Marine edging
Marine edging
Marine edging
Marine edging
Marine edging;
Material increased edge: Epoxy resin
Marine edging
Mobile table
Working heights (mm)
Widths (mm)
Depths (mm)
Load capacity
720, 900
1200, 1500
750, 900
150 kg/m
2
Variants
Shelf fitted to bottom of frame
Suspended underbench units
Underbench units fitted onto bottom shelf
Edges and increased edge
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Swing
2.4 Swing
The curved worktop on the Swing sits on a
4-leg frame. In combination with the Swing
two tables of different depth can be joined
together.
Material worktop
Melamine
Melamine with beech finish
Glass (safety glass ESG)
3mm polypropylene edge, 4-sides
3mm ABS edge, 4-sides
Edges
Swing
Working heights (mm)
Widths (mm)
Depths (mm)
Load capacity
720, 900
1200, 1500
600 / 750
675 / 825
750 / 900
200 kg/m
2
1
2
3
1
2
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Work benches
2.5 Height adjustable table
Height adjustable table
The working height of the height adjustable
C-frame tables can be infinitely varied
between sitting working height (720 mm) and
standing working height (900 mm) using an
electric motor or a crank.
Material worktop
Melamine
Postformed
Melamine with beech finish
3mm polypropylene edge, 4-sides
3mm polypropylene edge on side and
rear
3mm ABS edge, 4-sides
Edges
Height adjustable table
Working height (mm)
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
Load capacity
720 to 900
1500
750
70 kg/m
2
Height adjustable
table with electric
motor
1 Switch for electric
motor
2 Electric motor
3 Bench frame with
height adjustment
Height adjustable
table with crank
1 Crank
2 Bench frame with
height adjustment
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Balance table
The balance table is used for analytical balances
and other sensitive measuring equipment.
A heavy slab of concrete is specially mounted
on a supporting construction.
The supporting construction for the slab is
vibration isolated from the outer worktop.
Material worktop
Melamine
Postformed
3mm polypropylene edge, 4-sides
3mm polypropylene edge on side and
rear
Edges
Balance table
Working height (mm)
Width (mm)
Depths (mm)
Width of the balance slab (mm)
Depth of the balance slab (mm)
Weight of the balance slab
Total weight of the balance table
720
900
750, 900
400
450
65 kg
120 kg
2.6 Balance table
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Work benches
2.7 VarioTHEK
VarioTHEK
The VarioTHEK provides the ideal workplace
for laboratories as well as preparation rooms
for teaching and research.
This item can be variably equipped and is
supplied ready to plug into the service wing.
A waste water pump is integrated in the
underbench unit.
VarioTHEK
Working height (mm)
Width (mm)
Length (mm)
Height incl. castors (mm)
Worktop
Lighting
Electrical supply
Mechanical services supply
Weight
Fold down analysis table
Working height 720 mm
Suspended underbench units
900
825
1900
1920
Melamine resin with or without raised
drip cup arranged in the middle of the
bench
Variant
Stoneware compound worktop.
Integrated in the services transition
above the working area
Integrated in service modules on
request
Integrated in service panels for various
water, gases, pure and high purity
gases on request
Approx. 250 kg
Work surface beech finish
Various variants on request
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Rack
Ideally suited for fitting items of equipment,
our rack is available with or without castors.
For analysis workplaces the rack is equipped
with the secretaire worktop.
Rack
Widths (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Widths, shelves (mm)
Depths, fixed shelves (mm)
Depths, extendable shelves (mm)
Load carrying capacity per shelf
Lad carrying capacity, total
Shelves
850, 1150
1746
677
800, 1100
440, 730
440
50 kg
150 kg
4 pieces
Material: coated OSB panels
Height adjustable in increments
of 45 mm
Optional
Powder-coated perforated plate
2.8 Rack
Analysis workplace secretaire
Widths (mm)
Depth (mm)
Load carrying capacity
800, 1100
900
50 kg/m
2
Material worktop secretaire
Melamine, colour grey
Melamine with beech finish
3 mm polypropylene edge, 4-sides
3 mm ABS edge, 4-sides
Edges
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Work benches
2.9 Analysis tables
Assistant
The analysis workplace assistant is an addi-
tional swivelling table for 900 mm high and
750 mm deep add-on tables with 4-leg frame.
In the extended position the swivelling table
provides an additional, quarter circle shaped
work surface with a working height of
720 mm.
Assistant
Working height (mm)
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
Load capacity
Worktop
720
695
672
30 kg/m
2
Melamine, colour grey or beech finish
The round table can be fitted to 4-leg add-on
tables.
It comprises a round worktop with a cut-out
and table leg.
Round table
Round table
Working heights (mm)
Diameter (mm)
Load capacity
Worktop
720, 900
1200
50 kg/m
2
Melamine, colour grey or beech finish
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Add-on plate
The analysis workplace add-on plate is used as
an extra work surface for worktops (without
dished edges). It is fastened with an easy fixing
from below. The analysis workplace add-on
plate can be fitted to any mobile table or
mobile table without tools.
Oval
The analysis workplace oval provides an addi-
tional work surface at the front of the service
spine with double benches. The curved
worktop is fastened to the bench using two
supporting bearers fastened to the uprights
on the service spine.
Add-on plate
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
Load capacity
Worktop
750
300
20 kg/m
2
Melamine, colour white
Thickness 19 mm
Oval
Working heights (mm)
Widths (mm)
Depth (mm)
Load capacity
Worktop
720, 900
1500, 1800
450
30 kg/m
2
Melamine, colour grey or beech finish
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Skate
Work benches
2.9 Analysis tables
As a mobile unit the skate is used for the PC
tower at the analysis workplace. It comprises a
beech finish panel and a perforated plate side
wall.
The PC tower is fastened using a holding
strap.
Caddy
As a moveable printer table, the caddy is used
at the PC analysis workplace.
Skate
Width (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Base
215
467
450
Melamine resin with beech finish
Thickness 19 mm
Caddy
Width (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Top work surface
450
400
500
Melamine resin with beech finish
Thickness 30 mm
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Laboratory sinks
Laboratory sinks are permanently installed
parts of the laboratory furniture and are
placed either against a wall or a service spine.
The sinks can be fitted to the service spine
along the laboratory bench or as end sink units
on double work benches.
The sinks can be manufactured from
polypropylene, stainless steel, epoxy resin or
technical ceramic material. On worktops made
of technical ceramic material and polypropy-
lene, the sinks are fitted from below. On work-
tops with tiles, or made of epoxy resin or
melamine, the sinks are inserted from above.
As standard underbench units with hinged
doors and plinths are used.
2.10 Sink work benches
Material worktop
Technical ceramic material
Tiles*
Melamine resin*
Melamine resin*
Polypropylene*
Stainless steel*
Technical ceramic material
Compound worktop
Epoxy resin
* Work surfaces also available by the metre.
Technical ceramic material
Technical ceramic material
Polypropylene
Stainless steel
Polypropylene
Stainless steel
Technical ceramic material
Epoxy resin
Options
Wide range of different versions
for water bench mounted service
outlets
Eye shower
Draining rack
The following dimensions are available for worktops
Widths (mm)
Depths (mm)
900, 1200, 1500, 1800
600, 675, 750, 825, 900
500 x 400 x 250 (W x D x H) and
400 x 400 x 250 (W x D x H)
460 x 360 x 330 (W x D x H) and
360 x 360 x 330 (W x D x H)
500 x 400 x 250 (W x D x H) and
400 x 400 x 250 (W x D x H)
500 x 400 x 250 (W x D x H) and
340 x 370 x 160 (W x D x H)
500 x 400 x 235 (W x D x H) and
400 x 400 x 235 (W x D x H)
500 x 400 x 250 (W x D x H)
510 x 360 x 265 (W x D x H) and
360 x 360 x 265 (W x D x H)
457 x 381 x 279 (W x D x H) and
406 x 406 x 190 (W x D x H)
On request
On request
On request or see Internet
accessories catalogue
Sinks bonded to the worktop
from below using silicon and also
secured with steel straps
Sinks fitted flush with worktop
and also secured with steel straps
Sinks with beading fitted in the
worktop from above
Sinks with beading fitted in the
worktop from above
Sinks fitted in the worktop from
below and welded
Sinks welded flush with worktop
Sinks fitted flush with worktop
Sinks fitted flush with worktop
Material sinks Sink dimensions i. L. (mm) Type of installation
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Sink modules
Work benches
2.10 Sink work benches
Sink modules are primarily used as end sink
units on double work benches but can also be
fitted along the laboratory bench.
The sink module and the adjacent work
surfaces on the end sink unit are made of
glazed, acid-proof technical ceramic material.
A polypropylene splash bench runs along the
entire width behind the sink module and the
adjacent work surfaces.
As standard underbench units with hinged
doors and plinths are used.
Sink modules for head sink unit
Head sink unit standard width 1500 mm
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
600
710
Head sink unit standard width 1800 mm
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
900
710
Adjacent work surface left and right for standard width 1500 and 1800 mm
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
450
670
Sink height (mm)
Thickness of the splash protection
panel (mm)
made of grey polypropylene
300
10
Sink modules for service spine and as sink to stand against walls
Sink module in front of service spine with depth 750 mm
Widths (mm)
Depth (mm)
Sink module in front of service spine with depth 900 mm
Widths (mm)
Depth (mm)
Sink module as sinks to stand against walls
Widths (mm)
Depth (mm)
Sink height (mm)
600, 900
710
600, 900
860
600, 900
785, 935
300
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Drip cups
Drip cups are integrated in the service spine
or fitted in the worktop.
Material drip cups
Polypropylene
Technical ceramic material
270 x 82 x 113 (W x D x H)
260 x 82 x 108 (W x D x H)
Sink dimensions i. L. (mm)
Drip cups for service spines
Drip cups for fitting in worktop
Material worktop
Melamine resin;
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Technical ceramic material;
Tiles
Melamine resin
Stainless steel
Epoxy resin
Technical ceramic material
Compound worktop
Variants:
various different versions for water fittings on request
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Technical ceramic material
Stainless steel
Stainless steel
Epoxy resin
Technical ceramic material
Material drip wastes Sink dimensions i. L. (mm)
255 x 105 x 150 (W x D x H)
255 x 105 x 140 (W x D x H)
250 x 95 x 112 (W x D x H)
240 x 80 x 120 (W x D x H)
240 x 80 x 120 (W x D x H)
246 x 95 x 180 (W x D x H)
245 x 95 x 150 (W x D x H)
Type of installation
Sinks with beading fitted in the
worktop from above
Sinks fitted to the worktop from
below and welded
Sinks with beading fitted in the
worktop from above
Sinks with beading fitted
in the worktop from above
Sinks welded flush with worktop
Sinks fitted flush with worktop
Sinks with beading fitted flush in
the worktop from above
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Sink station
Work benches
2.11 Mobile sinks
Mobile sinks with castors supplement
the variable configuration of the laboratory
in conjunction with the service wing.
The mobile sinks are connected to the Waldner
service wing or teachers desk using flexible
pipes.
A pump removes the waste water via the
service wing.
Sink station
Material worktop and sink
Optional
Polypropylene
Boiler (not for standard width 600 mm)
Widths (mm)
Depth (mm)
Height, underbench unit
incl. castors (mm)
Widths, sinks (mm)
Depth, sinks (mm)
Height, sinks (mm)
Load carrying capacity per castor
Height, castor (mm)
600, 900, 1200
600
900
400, 500
400
300
70 kg
80
Lengths, feed and waste pipes (mm)
Lengths, power connecting cables (mm)
2500
2500
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The ready to plug-in compact system for the
supply and disposal of water can be used on
mobile or fixed laboratory benches and
connected to the Waldner service wing using
flexible pipes.
A pump removes the waste water via the
service wing.
AquaEl
AquaEl
Material housing and sink Epoxy resin
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
Height (mm)
Weight (incl. pipes)
304
500
480
11 kg
Lengths, feed and waste pipes (mm)
Lengths, power connecting cables (mm)
2500
2500
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Fume cupboards and exhaust devices
3.1 Bench mounted fume cupboards
3.2 Low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards
3.3 Low level fume cupboards
3.4 Walk-in fume cupboards
3.5 Secuflow low volume bench mounted fume cupboards
3.6 Secuflow low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboard
3.7 Bench mounted fume cupboards with side panels
3.8 Low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards
with side panels
3.9 Special application fume cupboards
3.10 Filter fume cupboards
3.11 Radio-isotope fume cupboards
3.12 Mobile fume cupboards
3.13 Local exhaust ventilation
3.14 Monitoring and control
The requirements on laboratory
fume cupboards in relation to
work safety, ease of use and
economy have significantly
increased, not least due to the
new EN 14175.
Waldner fume cupboards, irre-
spective of the type, provide
highly innovative technology
for every type of laboratory,
and that way beyond the levels
required in the standards.
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Fume cupboards and exhaust devices
General
Fume cupboards are a key ele-
ment in laboratories. All work
during which gases, fumes,
particles or liquids are handled
in dangerous quantities and
concentrations must be per-
formed in fume cupboards.
Our fume cupboards, irrespec-
tive of the type and version,
ensure maximum safety, excel-
lent ergonomics and maximum
economy.
During the development of our
fume cupboards, many years of
design know-how are accom-
panied by scientific findings
our designs are not based on
the example of others. Numer-
ous patents demonstrate our
technical lead. All Waldner
fume cupboards of course
comply with the requirements
of EN 14175.
As an important part of the
overall laboratory ventilation
scheme, our fume cupboards
can be integrated into the
building ventilation concept.
The fact that our Secuflow
fume cupboard technology
also reduces the overall costs
for the ventilation system is a
commercial advantage that
cannot be ignored and that is
made possible by the inte-
grated supportive flow technol-
ogy. You will find further infor-
mation on this topic at
www.waldner-lab.com.
Our in-house certified test
laboratory for fume cup-
board measurements
Previously the effectiveness of
fume cupboards was defined
by the extract volume flow
rates. With the re-publication
of DIN 12924 Part 1 in 1991, a
limit for the leakage of test gas
was defined instead. In this
way it was intended to facili-
tate innovations, particularly in
relation to energy saving via a
reduction in the extract volume
flow rates.
Our test facility, which had
already been in existence for
many years and that had been
setup for studies on fluid
mechanics and the optimisa-
tion of fume cupboards, was as
a result expanded to form a
test laboratory for ventilation
engineering tests according to
DIN 12924 Part 1 in 1991. Over
the last somewhat more than
10 years, over 150 different
types of fume cupboard have
been type tested in this test
facility.
On the publication of EN
14175 we setup our new test
laboratory for fume cup-
boards. The latest technical
equipment and the GS certifi-
cation via TV Product Service
GmbH guarantee the best
measurement results in rela-
tion to accuracy and repro-
ducibility.
In two independent test cham-
bers it is possible to independ-
ently test two fume cupboards
in parallel due to the duplica-
tion of equipment.
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We test fume cupboards to
the old standards DIN, BS
(UK), and AFNOR (France), as
well as to the new European
EN 14175 that will replace the
previous national standards.
Furthermore, we can also per-
form measurements according
to ASHRAE 110/1995 as are
often required by customers
based in the USA.
Anybody who designs, builds
and tests fume cupboards has
a major responsibility. Not
least to the staff in the labora-
tory whose health depends on
the safe and reliable operation
of the fume cupboards.
Beyond our ISO 9001:2000
certification and the GS mark-
ing for our entire product
range, we have closed the
loop in relation to fume cup-
board tests and had our new
test laboratory tested and cer-
tified by TV Product Service
GmbH according to the Ger-
man law on equipment safety
(Gertesicherheitsgesetz). As a
result the first certified test
laboratory for fume cupboards
in Europe is in Wangen im All-
gu. Visitors are welcome at
any time.
Safety via the patented
intake airflow profile on
the front edge of the fume
cupboard worktop
It prevents turbulence that
could carry pollutant emissions
in the direction of the user in
the laboratory.
Air flowing into the fume cup-
board is guided via the airfoil-
like profile geometry (with low
turbulence over the worktop)
to the rear panel low level
extraction which ensures the
safe removal of heavy gases,
e.g. solvent fumes.
The technology in the new Waldner test laboratory:
Two independent ventilation systems incl. cooling and
heating for supply air and extract air with a flow rate of
2,500 m
3
/h each
Input air either via ceiling ventilation or supply air outlets
of varying design
Pressure and air quantity conditions in the test chamber
variably adjustable using high resolution ventilation control
technology
Temperature conditions variably adjustable, from isother-
mal to the simulation of various temperature gradients in
the chamber
Reference air exchange rate determination according to
DIN 1952 and VDI 2080
Calibrated test gas control
Transducers with electronic data acquisition
Data analysis and documentation using PC software
Clear view of all processes in
the workspace
The high level glazed panel
enables the experimental
equipment and processes to
be clearly seen.
We offer the best possible
utilisation of the working
width The slender, patented
fume cupboard side posts,
only 25 mm wide, provide the
maximum workspace width
and due to their special shape
ensure that there is little tur-
bulence in the intake air.
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The removable panels with
perimeter extraction in the
fume cupboard rear panel
provide maximum grouping
of services
In this way we ensure that
mechanical and electrical serv-
ices can be quickly and eco-
nomically changed or
upgraded.
For more safety and
economy
Maximum user safety is pro-
vided by our toothed belt sash
mounting along with signifi-
cantly reduced maintenance
effort. The stainless steel rein-
forced toothed belts also pro-
vide the supply of electrical
power and signals to the
photo-electric barrier in the
moving sash.
Endurance tests with more
than 200,000 load cycles ver-
ify that this mounting is at
least ten-times more resistant
to load changes compared to
a conventional steel rope
mounting.
The track mechanism also
provides additional safety
In the unlikely case that both
sash mountings fail, the sash
is stopped in fractions of a
second.
All functions at a glance
The control switch and dis-
plays integrated into the fume
cupboard side posts provide
information on the operational
state of the fume cupboard at
the ideal eye height.
Sash handle with aero-
dynamic design the air frows
into the workspace when the
sash is opened and pollutant
emissions due to the opening
sash are prevented. The bal-
anced and free-moving sash
mechanism including the
release for the sash stop can
be operated with one hand.
The motion detector
The sash is closed automati-
cally if there is nobody work-
ing at the fume cupboard.
The photo-electric barrier
stops the closing process if
there are objects protruding
from inside the workspace.
Cost saving due to exten-
sive pre-assembly
The factory pre-assembly and
testing of our fume cupboards
enable them to be very quickly
installed on-site.
Due to the easy to maintain
design, all components are
quick and easy to access when
required.
During installation, servicing
and maintenance, our trained
installation and service person-
nel ensure that everything
goes smoothly and quickly.
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The best for equipment
and variability
Along with the convenient
basic equipment, our fume
cupboards provide a wide
range of variable equipment
options.
Depending on the application,
the worktop is made of tech-
nical ceramic material, tiles,
epoxy resin, polypropylene or
stainless steel, and is quick
and easy to replace.
Our fume cupboards have a
self-supporting structure. You
can install under the fume
cupboard, plinth mounted,
mobile or metal solvent
cabinets.
The integrated service panels
installed in the rear panel are
quick to replace, in addition
the sink module integrated
into the rear panel provides
more freedom in the use of
the work surface.
All control elements for our
fume cupboards are designed
for ease of use along with the
maximum possible safety for
the user.
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Bench mounted fume cup-
boards according to EN 14175
prevent fumes, aerosols and
dusts escaping into the labora-
tory in dangerous quantities or
concentrations.
The following substances are
not approved for use in bench-
mounted fume cupboards:
Radioactive substances
Microorganisms
Genotype modified substances
Bench mounted fume cup-
boards are not suitable for pulp-
ing works. This instruction also
applies to bench mounted fume
cupboards with ceramic liner.
Fume cupboards and exhaust devices
3.1 Bench mounted fume cupboards
Fume cupboard EN 14175
1 Sash handle
2 Worktop
3 Display and
operating device
4 Upper sash
window
5 Fascia panel
6 Extract-air
manifold
7 Baffle with
integrated service
panels
8 Vertical sash
9 Glazed side panel
10 Cable through-
put
11 Service module
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* Control system for the regulation of air exchange rates must
be at a distance of at least 250 mm from the soffit for the
collection duct to avoid interference with the FAZ measure-
ment.
All air quantity figures relate to a sash opening height
of 500 mm and the recommended trace gas maximum
values from the German industry body BG Chemie.
On the use of on-site extract air control systems and other
product rules, the air quantities may vary.
For this reason the operating limits must be agreed with
Waldner in advance.
A maximum extract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.
The minimum extract volume must not drop below 400 m
3
/h
per running metre fume cupboard width according to EN
14175 and should therefore not be used as the basis for the
design of the ventilation system.
We are of course always available at any time to answer any
questions during the planning or implementation of your
project.
Variants
Worktops
Internal lining
Glazing of the side panel
Cable through-put in the solid side
panel
Underbench units
Electrical supply
Water supply
Drip cup on the service panel
Lighting
Electrical/RCCB
Sash controller SC
Technical ceramic material, polypropylene, stainless steel, epoxy resin, tiles, stoneware compound worktop
Melamine resin, technical ceramic material, polypropylene, solid grade laminate
Left and/or right side possible, not on version with internal lining in technical ceramic material
Left and/or right side, possible with all internal lining variants
(see section 4: Storage space - underbench unit for fume cupboards)
Internal and/or external sockets
Take-off valves for water, gases, pure gases and high purity gases
Polypropylene, technical ceramic material
In ex-proof version
Optional
Optional
Air data mc6 EN 14175 for bench mounted fume cupboards
Dimensions
(mm)
1200x900x2710
1500x900x2710
1800x900x2710
Minimumvalue according to EN14175
(m
3
/h)
480
600
720
Technical data
Data
1200
2710
900
1440
1150
250
7
2
Standard
1500
2710
900
1440
1450
300
10
3
Standard
1800
2710
900
1440
1750
350
10
3
Standard
Widths (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clear internal height in the
workspace (mm)
Clear internal width in the
workspace (mm)
Weight in kg (without installations)
Scaffold points for 13mm
Service panels
Light switch, lighting
Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)
Function display
Constant airflow damper
Variable airflow damper
Cross slide acquisition
FAZ*
Air flow controller AC
Air flow controller AC
Only with variable air flow controller AC
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3.2 Low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards
Low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboard EN 14175
Low ceiling bench mounted
fume cupboards are used in
rooms that have low internal
height. The sash is two-part
and does not project beyond
the total height of the fume
cupboard.
General purpose fume cup-
boards according to EN 14175
prevent fumes, aerosols and
dusts escaping into the labora-
tory in dangerous quantities or
concentrations.
The following materials are not
permitted in low ceiling bench
mounted fume cupboards:
Radioactive substances
Microorganisms
Genotype modified substances
Low ceiling bench mounted
fume cupboards are not suit-
able for pulping works. This
instruction also applies to low
ceiling bench mounted fume
cupboards with ceramic liner.
1 Sash handle
2 Worktop
3 Display and
operating device
4 Fascia panel
5 Extract-air
manifold
6 Two-part vertical
sash
7 Baffle with
integrated service
panels
8 Service module
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Technical data
* Control system for the regulation of air exchange rates must
be at a distance of at least 250 mm from the soffit for the
collection duct to avoid interference with the FAZ measure-
ment.
All air quantity figures relate to a sash opening height
of 500 mm and the recommended trace gas maximum
values from the German industry body BG Chemie.
On the use of on-site extract air control systems and other
product rules, the air quantities may vary.
For this reason the operating limits must be agreed with
Waldner in advance.
A maximum ectract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.
The minimum extract volume must not drop below 400 m
3
/h
per running metre fume cupboard width according to EN
14175 and should therefore not be used as the basis for the
design of the ventilation system.
We are of course always available at any time to answer any
questions during the planning or implementation of your
project.
Air data mc6 EN 14175 for low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards
Dimensions
(mm)
1200x900x2350
1500x900x2350
1800x900x2350
Minimumvalue according to EN14175
(m
3
/h)
480
600
720
Variants
Worktops
Internal lining
Glazing of the side panel
Cable through-put in the solid side
panel
Underbench units
Electrical supply
Water supply
Drip cup on the service panel
Lighting
Electrical/RCCB
Sash controller SC
Technical ceramic material, polypropylene, stainless steel, epoxy resin, tiles, stoneware compound worktop
Melamine resin, technical ceramic material, polypropylene, solid grade laminate
Left and/or right side possible, not on version with internal lining in technical ceramic material
Left and/or right side, possible with all internal lining variants
(see section 4: Storage space - underbench unit for fume cupboards)
Internal and/or external sockets
Take-off valves for water, gases, pure gases and high purity gases
Polypropylene, technical ceramic material
In ex-proof version
Optional
Optional
Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)
Function display
Constant airflow damper
Variable airflow damper
Cross slide acquisition
FAZ*
Air flow controller AC
Air flow controller AC
Only with variable air flow controller AC
Data
1200
2350
900
1080
1150
220
4
2
Standard
1500
2350
900
1080
1450
260
6
3
Standard
1800
2350
900
1080
1750
300
6
3
Standard
Widths (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clear internal height in the
workspace (mm)
Clear internal width in the
workspace (mm)
Weight in kg (without installations)
Scaffold points for 13mm
Service panels
Light switch, lighting
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Fume cupboards and exhaust devices
3.3 Low level fume cupboards
Low level fume cupboard EN 14175
Low level fume cupboards are
used for working with tall items
of experimental equipment. The
sash is two-part and does not
project beyond the total height
of the fume cupboard.
General purpose fume cup-
boards according to EN 14175
prevent fumes, aerosols and
dusts escaping into the labora-
tory in dangerous quantities or
concentrations.
The following substances are
not approved for use in low
level fume cupboards:
Radioactive substances
Microorganisms
Genotype modified substances
Low level fume cupboards are
not suitable for pulping works.
This instruction also applies to
low level fume cupboards with
ceramic liner.
1 Griffleiste
2 Tischplatte
3 Anzeige- und
Bedieneinheit
4 Oberlicht-
verglasung
5 Frontblende
6 Abluftsammel-
kanal
7 Luftleitwand mit
integrierten
Medien-Panels
8 Zweigeteiltes
vertikales
Schiebefenster
9 Modultraverse
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Technical data
* Control system for the regulation of air exchange rates must
be at a distance of at least 250 mm from the soffit for the
collection duct to avoid interference with the FAZ measure-
ment.
All air quantity figures relate to a sash opening height
of 500 mm and the recommended trace gas maximum
values from the German industry body BG Chemie.
On the use of on-site extract air control systems and other
product rules, the air quantities may vary.
For this reason the operating limits must be agreed with
Waldner in advance.
A maximum extract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.
The minimum extract volume must not drop below 400 m
3
/h
per running metre fume cupboard width according to EN
14175 and should therefore not be used as the basis for the
design of the ventilation system.
We are of course always available at any time to answer any
questions during the planning or implementation of your
project.
Variants
Worktops
Internal lining
Glazing of the side panel
Cable through-put in the solid side
panel
Underbench units
Electrical supply
Water supply
Drip cup on the service panel
Lighting
Electrical/RCCB
Side service pillar 180mm
Sash controller SC
Technical ceramic material, polypropylene, stainless steel, epoxy resin, tiles, stoneware compound worktop
Melamine resin, technical ceramic material, polypropylene, solid grade laminate
Left and/or right side possible, not on version with internal lining in technical ceramic material
or side service pillar
Left and/or right side, possible with all internal lining variants, not possible with side service pillar
(see section 4: Storage space - underbench unit for fume cupboards)
Internal and/or external sockets
Take-off valves for water, gases, pure gases and high purity gases
Polypropylene, technical ceramic material
In ex-proof version
Optional
Optional, instead of service module below the worktop
Optional
Dimensions
(mm)
1200x900x2710
1500x900x2710
1800x900x2710
Minimumvalue according to EN14175
(m
3
/h)
480
600
720
Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)
Function display
Constant airflow damper
Variable airflow damper
Cross slide acquisition
FAZ*
Air flow controller AC
Air flow controller AC
Only with variable air flow controller AC
Data
1200
2710
900
1800
1150
270
10
2
Standard
1500
2710
900
1800
1450
320
12
3
Standard
1800
2710
900
1800
1750
370
14
3
Standard
Widths (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clear internal height in the
workspace (mm)
Clear internal width in the
workspace (mm)
Weight in kg (without installations)
Scaffold points for 13mm
Service panels
Light switch, lighting
Air data mc6 EN 14175 for low level fume cupboards
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3.4 Walk-in fume cupboards
Walk-in fume cupboard EN 14175
Walk-in fume cupboards are
used for working with tall items
of experimental equipment and
with items of experimental
equipment that are placed in
the fume cupboard using a
mobile table. The sash is two-
part and does not project
beyond the total height of the
fume cupboard.
General purpose fume cup-
boards according to EN 14175
prevent fumes, aerosols and
dusts escaping into the labora-
tory in dangerous quantities or
concentrations.
The following substances are
not approved for use in walk-in
fume cupboards:
Radioactive substances
Microorganisms
Genotype modified substances
Walk-in fume cupboards are not
suitable for pulping works.
1 Sash handle
2 Display and
operating device
3 Upper sash
window
4 Fascia panel
5 Extract-air
manifold
6 Baffle with
integrated service
panels
7 Two-part vertical
sash
8 Side service pillar
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Variants
Internal lining
Glazing of the side panel
Cable through-put in the solid side
panel
Electrical supply
Water supply
Drip cup on the service panel
Lighting
Electrical/RCCB
Sash controller SC
Melamine resin, polypropylene, solid grade laminate
not possible
Left and/or right side, possible with all internal lining variants, not possible with side service pillar
Internal and/or external sockets
Take-off valves for water, gases, pure gases and high purity gases
Polypropylene, technical ceramic material
In ex-proof version
Optional
Optional
Air data mc6 EN 14175 for walk-in fume cupboards
Dimensions
(mm)
1200x900x2755
1500x900x2755
1800x900x2755
Minimumvalue according to EN14175
(m
3
/h)
480
600
720
* Control system for the regulation of air exchange rates must
be at a distance of at least 250 mm from the soffit for the
collection duct to avoid interference with the FAZ measure-
ment.
All air quantity figures relate to a sash opening height
of 500 mm and the recommended trace gas maximum
values from the German industry body BG Chemie.
On the use of on-site extract air control systems and other
product rules, the air quantities may vary.
For this reason the operating limits must be agreed with
Waldner in advance.
A maximum extract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.
The minimum extract volume must not drop below 400 m
3
/h
per running metre fume cupboard width according to EN
14175 and should therefore not be used as the basis for the
design of the ventilation system.
We are of course always available at any time to answer any
questions during the planning or implementation of your
project.)
Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)
Function display
Constant airflow damper
Variable airflow damper
Cross slide acquisition
FAZ*
Air flow controller AC
Air flow controller AC
Only with variable air flow controller AC
Data
1200
180
2755
900
2340
1150
240
7
2
Standard
1500
180
2755
900
2340
1450
280
10
3
Standard
1800
180
2755
900
2340
1750
320
10
3
Standard
Widths (mm) without service pillar
Service pillar (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clear internal height in the
workspace (mm)
Clear internal width in the
workspace (mm)
Weight in kg (without installations)
Scaffold points for 13mm
Service panels
Light switch, lighting
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2
1
6
7
8
9
60
Over and above the require-
ments of EN 14175, our Secu-
flow fume cupboards with inte-
grated supportive flow
technology provide maximum
economy and safety with lower
extract air volumes and there-
fore lower power consumption.
General purpose fume cup-
boards according to EN 14175
prevent fumes, aerosols and
dusts escaping into the labora-
tory in dangerous quantities or
concentrations.
The following substances are
not approved for use in Secu-
flow bench mounted fume cup-
boards:
Radioactive substances
Microorganisms
Genotype modified substances
Secuflow bench mounted fume
cupboards are not suitable for
pulping works. This instruction
also applies to Secuflow bench
mounted fume cupboards with
ceramic liner.
1 Sash handle
2 Worktop
3 Display and
operating device
4 Upper sash
window
5 Fascia panel
6 Extract-air
manifold
7 Baffle with
integrated service
panels
8 Vertical sash
9 Service module
Fume cupboards and exhaust devices
3.5 Secuflow low volume bench mounted
fume cupboards
Secuflow low volume bench mounted fume cupboard
EN 14175
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900 mm
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Technical data
* Control system for the regulation of air exchange rates must
be at a distance of at least 250 mm from the soffit for the
collection duct to avoid interference with the FAZ measure-
ment.
All air quantity figures relate to a sash opening height
of 500 mm and the recommended trace gas maximum
values from the German industry body BG Chemie.
On the use of on-site extract air control systems and other
product rules, the air quantities may vary.
For this reason the operating limits must be agreed with
Waldner in advance.
A maximum extract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.
The minimum extract volume must not drop below 300 m
3
/h
per running metre fume cupboard width according to EN
14175 and should therefore not be used as the basis for the
design of the ventilation system.
We are of course always available at any time to answer any
questions during the planning or implementation of your
project.
You will find further information on the Secuflow bench
mounted fume cupboard with supportive flow technol-
ogy in printed form in our Secuflow brochure and for
download in the Internet at www.waldner-lab.com
Variants
Worktops
Internal lining
Glazing of the side panel
Cable through-put in the solid side
panel
Underbench units
Electrical supply
Water supply
Drip cup on the service panel
Lighting
Electrical/RCCB
Sash controller SC
Technical ceramic material, polypropylene, stainless steel, epoxy resin, tiles, stoneware compound worktop
Melamine resin, technical ceramic material, polypropylene, solid grade laminate
Left and/or right side possible, not on version with internal lining in technical ceramic material
Left and/or right side, possible with all internal lining variants
(see section 4: Storage space - underbench unit for fume cupboards)
Internal and/or external sockets
Take-off valves for water, gases, pure gases and high purity gases
Polypropylene, technical ceramic material
In ex-proof version
Optional
Optional
Air data mc6 EN 14175 for Secuflow bench mounted fume cupboards
Dimensions
(mm)
1200x900x2710
1500x900x2710
1800x900x2710
Minimumvalue according to EN14175
(m
3
/h)
360
450
540
Data
1200
2710
900
1440
1150
250
7
2
Standard
1500
2710
900
1440
1450
300
10
3
Standard
1800
2710
900
1440
1750
350
10
3
Standard
Widths (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clear internal height in the
workspace (mm)
Clear internal width in the
workspace (mm)
Weight in kg (without installations)
Scaffold points for 13mm
Service panels
Light switch, lighting
Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)
Function display
Constant airflow damper
Variable airflow damper
Cross slide acquisition
FAZ*
Air flow controller AC
Air flow controller AC
Only with variable air flow controller AC
4
3
2
1
5
6
8
7
62
Fume cupboards and exhaust devices
3.6 Secuflow low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards
Secuflow low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboard
EN 14175
Secuflow low volume bench
mounted fume cupboards are
used in rooms that have low
internal height. The sash is
divided in two and does not
project beyond the total height
of the fume cupboard.
Over and above the requirements
of EN 14175, our Secuflow fume
cupboards with supportive flow
technology provide maximum
economy and safety with lower
extract air volumes and therefore
lower power consumption.
General purpose fume cupboards
according to EN 14175 prevent
fumes, aerosols and dusts escap-
ing into the laboratory in danger-
ous quantities or concentrations.
The following substances are not
approved for use in Secuflow
low volume bench mounted
fume cupboards:
Radioactive substances
Microorganisms
Genotype modified
substances
Secuflow low volume
bench mounted fume
cupboards are not suitable
for pulping works. This
instruction also applies to
Secuflow low volume
bench mounted fume
cupboards with ceramic
liner.
1 Sash handle
2 Worktop
3 Display and
operating device
4 Fascia panel
5 Extract-air
manifold
6 Baffle with
integrated service
panels
7 Two-part vertical
sash
8 Service module
1200 1500 1800 mm 900 mm
250
190
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Technical data
* Control system for the regulation of air exchange rates must
be at a distance of at least 250 mm from the soffit for the
collection duct to avoid interference with the FAZ measure-
ment.
All air quantity figures relate to a sash opening height
of 500 mm and the recommended trace gas maximum
values from the German industry body BG Chemie.
On the use of on-site extract air control systems and other
product rules, the air quantities may vary.
For this reason the operating limits must be agreed with
Waldner in advance.
A maximum extract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.
The minimum extract volume must not drop below 300 m
3
/h
per running metre fume cupboard width according to EN
14175 and should therefore not be used as the basis for the
design of the ventilation system.
We are of course always available at any time to answer any
questions during the planning or implementation of your
project.
You will find further information on the Secuflow bench
mounted fume cupboard with supportive flow technol-
ogy in printed form in our Secuflow brochure and for
download in the Internet at www.waldner-lab.com
Variants
Worktops
Internal lining
Glazing of the side panel
Cable through-put in the solid side
panel
Underbench units
Electrical supply
Water supply
Drip cup on the service panel
Lighting
Electrical/RCCB
Sash controller SC
Technical ceramic material, polypropylene, stainless steel, epoxy resin, tiles, stoneware compound worktop
Melamine resin, technical ceramic material, polypropylene, solid grade laminate
Left and/or right side possible, not on version with internal lining in technical ceramic material
Left and/or right side, possible with all internal lining variants
(see section 4: Storage space - underbench unit for fume cupboards)
Internal and/or external sockets
Take-off valves for water, gases, pure gases and high purity gases
Polypropylene, technical ceramic material
In ex-proof version
Optional
Optional
Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)
Function display
Constant airflow damper
Variable airflow damper
Cross slide acquisition
FAZ*
Air flow controller AC
Air flow controller AC
Only with variable air flow controller AC
Data
1200
2350
900
1080
1150
220
4
2
Standard
1500
2350
900
1080
1450
260
6
3
Standard
1800
2350
900
1080
1750
300
6
3
Standard
Widths (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clear internal height in the
workspace (mm)
Clear internal width in the
workspace (mm)
Weight in kg (without installations)
Scaffold points for 13mm
Service panels
Light switch, lighting
Air data mc6 EN 14175 for Secuflow low volume bench mounted
fume cupboards
Dimensions
(mm)
1200x900x2350
1500x900x2350
1800x900x2350
Minimumvalue according to EN14175
(m
3
/h)
360
450
540
5
4
3
2
1
7
9
8
10
6
64
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3.7 Bench mounted fume cupboards with side panels
Bench mounted fume cupboard with side panels
EN 14175
General purpose fume cup-
boards according to EN 14175
prevent fumes, aerosols and
dusts escaping into the labora-
tory in dangerous quantities or
concentrations.
The following substances are
not approved for use in bench
mounted fume cupboards with
side installation:
Radioactive substances
Microorganisms
Genotype modified substances
Bench mounted fume cup-
boards with side installation are
not suitable for pulping works.
This instruction also applies to
bench mounted fume cup-
boards with side installation
with ceramic liner.
1 Sash handle
2 Worktop
3 Service panels on
the inside in the
area of the posts
4 Display and
operating device
5 Upper sash
window
6 Fascia panel
7 Extract-air
manifold
8 Baffle with
scaffold points
9 Vertical sash
10 Installed side
posts
1200 1500 1800 2100 mm
900 mm
W
H

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3
65
Technical data
Data
1200
300
2710
900
1440
850
320
6
6
Standard
1500
300
2710
900
1440
1150
390
6
6
Standard
1800
300
2710
900
1440
1450
450
6
6
Standard
Widths (mm) incl. service pillar
Width installed side panels
(left and right 150 mm each)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clear internal height in the
workspace (mm)
Clear internal width in the
workspace (mm)
Weight in kg (without installations)
Scaffold points for 13mm
Service panels on the inside in the
area of the posts
Light switch, lighting
2100
300
2710
900
1440
1750
510
6
6
Standard
Worktops
Internal lining
Glazing of the side panel
Cable bushing
Underbench units
Electrical supply
Water supply
Drip cup fastened to the inside of
the fume cupboard
Lighting
Electrical/RCCB
Sash controller SC
Extract-air manifold
Technical ceramic material, polypropylene, stainless steel, epoxy resin, tiles, stoneware compound worktop
Solid grade laminate, technical ceramic material, polypropylene, epoxy resin, powdered steel sheet,
stainless steel
Not possible
Via front panel and side panel
(see section 4: Storage space - underbench unit for fume cupboards)
Internal and/or external sockets
Take-off valves for water, gases, pure gases and high purity gases
Polypropylene, technical ceramic material
In ex-proof version
Optional
Optional
For fume cupboard width (mm) Size (mm) Material
1200 250 Polypropylene
1500/1800/2100 315 Polypropylene
or 600 x 250 Stainless steel
Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)
Function display
Constant airflow damper
Variable airflow damper
Cross slide acquisition
FAZ*
Air flow controller AC
Air flow controller AC
Only with variable air flow controller AC
Air data mc6
EN 14175 for bench mounted fume cupboards with side installation
Dimensions
(mm)
1200x900x2710
1500x900x2710
1800x900x2710
2100x900x2710
Minimumvalue according to EN14175
(m
3
/h)
360
480
600
720
* Control system for the regulation of air exchange rates must
be at a distance of at least 250 mm from the soffit for the
collection duct to avoid interference with the FAZ measure-
ment.
All air quantity figures relate to a sash opening height
of 500 mm and the recommended trace gas maximum
values from the German industry body BG Chemie.
On the use of on-site extract air control systems and other
product rules, the air quantities may vary.
For this reason the operating limits must be agreed with
Waldner in advance.
A maximum extract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.
The minimum extract volume must not drop below 400 m
3
/h
per running metre fume cupboard width according to EN
14175 and should therefore not be used as the basis for the
design of the ventilation system.
We are of course always available at any time to answer any
questions during the planning or implementation of your
project.
Variants
5
4
3
2
1
7
9
8
6
66
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3.8 Low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards
with side panels
Low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards with
side panels EN 14175
Low ceiling bench mounted
fume cupboards are used in
rooms that only have low inter-
nal height. The sash is two-part
and does not project beyond
the total height of the fume
cupboard.
General purpose fume cup-
boards according to EN 14175
prevent fumes, aerosols and
dusts escaping into the labora-
tory in dangerous quantities or
concentrations.
The following materials are not
permitted in low ceiling bench
mounted fume cupboards with
side installation:
Radioactive substances
Microorganisms
Genotype modified substances
Low ceiling bench mounted
fume cupboards with side
installation are not suitable for
pulping works. This instruction
also applies to low ceiling bench
mounted fume cupboards with
side installation with ceramic
liner.
1 Sash handle
2 Worktop
3 Service panels on
the inside in the
area of the posts
4 Display and
operating device
5 Fascia panel
6 Extract-air
manifold
7 Baffle with
scaffold points
8 Two-part vertical
sash
9 Installed side posts
1200 1500 1800 2100 mm
900 mm
W
H

9
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0

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67
Technical data
* Control system for the regulation of air exchange rates must
be at a distance of at least 250 mm from the soffit for the
collection duct to avoid interference with the FAZ measure-
ment.
All air quantity figures relate to a sash opening height
of 500 mm and the recommended trace gas maximum
values from the German industry body BG Chemie.
On the use of on-site extract air control systems and other
product rules, the air quantities may vary.
For this reason the operating limits must be agreed with
Waldner in advance.
A maximum extract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.
The minimum extract volume must not drop below 400 m
3
/h
per running metre fume cupboard width according to EN
14175 and should therefore not be used as the basis for the
design of the ventilation system.
We are of course always available at any time to answer any
questions during the planning or implementation of your
project.
Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)
Function display
Constant airflow damper
Variable airflow damper
Cross slide acquisition
FAZ*
Air flow controller AC
Air flow controller AC
Only with variable air flow controller AC
1200
300
2350
900
1080
850
290
4
4
Standard
1500
300
2350
900
1080
1150
340
4
4
Standard
1800
300
2350
900
1080
1450
390
4
4
Standard
Widths (mm) incl. service pillar
Width installed side panels
(left and right 150 mm each)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clear internal height in the
workspace (mm)
Clear internal width in the
workspace (mm)
Weight in kg (without installations)
Scaffold points for 13mm
Service panels on the inside in the
area of the posts
Light switch, lighting
2100
300
2350
900
1080
1750
440
4
4
Standard
Variants
Worktops
Internal lining
Glazing of the side panel
Cable bushing
Underbench units
Electrical supply
Water supply
Drip cup fastened to the inside of the
fume cupboard
Lighting
Electrical/RCCB
Sash controller SC
Extract-air manifold
Technical ceramic material, polypropylene, stainless steel, epoxy resin, tiles, stoneware compound worktop
Solid grade laminate, technical ceramic material, polypropylene, epoxy resin, powdered steel sheet,
stainless steel
Not possible
Via front panel and side panel
(see section 4: Storage space - underbench unit for fume cupboards)
Internal and/or external sockets
Take-off valves for water, gases, pure gases and high purity gases
Polypropylene, technical ceramic material
In ex-proof version
Optional
Optional
For fume cupboard width (mm) Size (mm) Material
1200 250 Polypropylene
1500/1800/2100 315 Polypropylene
or 600 x 250 Stainless steel
Air data mc6
EN 14175 for low ceiling bench mounted fume cupboards with side installation
Dimensions
(mm)
1200x900x2350
1500x900x2350
1800x900x2350
2100x900x2350
Minimumvalue according to EN14175
(m
3
/h)
360
480
600
720
Data
4
3
2
1
5
7
6
68
Fume cupboards and exhaust devices
3.9 Special application fume cupboards
Special application fume cupboard DIN 12924 Part 2
Special application fume cup-
boards according to DIN 12924
Part 2 are used for working
with aggressive services such as
sulphuric acid, perchloric acid,
hydrofluoric acid or aqua regia.
For working with perchloric acid
we recommend technical
ceramic material for the work-
top and the fume cupboard
internal lining.
Polypropylene should be chosen
for the worktop and fume cup-
board internal lining for work-
ing with hydrofluoric acid.
The following materials are not
permitted in special application
fume cupboards:
Radioactive substances
Microorganisms
Genotype modified substances
1 Sash handle
2 Worktop in the
workspace
3 Display and
operating device
4 Fascia panel
5 Outlet spigot
integrated in
scouring apparatus
for harmful gases
6 Single-piece
vertical sash
7 Service module
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250
190
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Technical data
* Control system for the regulation of air exchange rates must
be at a distance of at least 250 mm from the soffit for the
collection duct to avoid interference with the FAZ measure-
ment.
On the use of on-site extract air control systems and other product rules, the air
quantities may vary. For this reason the operating limits must be agreed with Waldner
in advance.
A maximum extract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.
The value must drop below the minimum according to DIN 12924 Part 2 and should
therefore not be used as the basis for the design of the ventilation system.
We are of course always available at any time to answer any questions during the
planning or implementation of your project.
Variants
Worktops
Internal lining
Glazing of the side panel
Cable through-put in the solid side
panel
Underbench units
Electrical supply
Water supply
Drip cup integrated in fume cupboard
rear panel
Lighting
Electrical/RCCB
Extract-air manifold with condensate
drain
Extract-air manifold with sprinkling
Fume-scrubber
Neutralisation unit as underbench unit
Sash controller SC
Technical ceramic material, polypropylene
Technical ceramic material, polypropylene
Not possible
Left and/or right side, possible with all internal lining variants
(see section 4: Storage space - underbench unit for fume cupboards)
External sockets
Take-off valves for water, gases, pure gases and high purity gases
Polypropylene, technical ceramic material
In ex-proof version
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)
Function display
Constant airflow damper
FAZ*
Air flow controller AC
Data
1200
2710
900
1090
1150
250
Standard
1500
2710
900
1090
1450
300
Standard
1800
2710
900
1090
1750
350
Standard
Widths (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clear internal height in the
workspace (mm)
Clear internal width in the
workspace (mm)
Weight in kg (without installations)
Light switch, lighting
Air data mc6 DIN 12924 Part 2 for special application fume cupboards
Pressure drop figures
Extract-air manifold Extract-air manifold Fume cupboard
with condensate drain with sprinkling with scrubber
Pa (FAZ/AC) Pa (FAZ/AC) Pa (FAZ/AC)
45/120 250/300 410/460
50/120 300/350 460/510
85/150 440/500 850/900
Friatec
Scrubber type
C 54
C 54
C 90
Dimensions
(mm)
1200x900x2710
1500x900x2710
1800x900x2710
Minimum value
according to
DIN 12924 Part 2
(m
3
/h)
650
700
900
4
3
2
1
5
8
7
6
70
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3.10 Filter fume cupboards
Filter fume cupboard EN 14175
Filter fume cupboards according
to EN 14175 prevent fumes,
aerosols and dusts escaping into
the laboratory in dangerous
quantities or concentrations.
The following substances are
not approved for use in filter
fume cupboards:
Radioactive substances
Microorganisms
Genotype modified substances
Filter fume cupboards are not
suitable for pulping works. This
instruction also applies to filter
fume cupboards with ceramic
liner.
1 Sash handle
2 Worktop in the
workspace
3 Display and
operating device
4 Fascia panel
5 Outlet spigot
integrated in filter
housing
6 Vertical sash
7 Baffle with service
panels
8 Service module
1200 1500 1800 mm
900 mm
250
386
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H

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Technical data
All air quantity figures relate to a sash opening height of 500 mm and the recom-
mended trace gas maximum values from the German industry body BG Chemie.
On the use of on-site extract air control systems and other product rules, the air quantities
may vary. For this reason the operating limits must be agreed with Waldner in advance.
A maximum extract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.
The minimum extract volume must not drop below 400 m
3
/h per running metre fume
cupboard width according to EN 14175 and should therefore not be used as the basis
for the design of the ventilation system.
Note:
On fume cupboards with filter equipment, the pressure drop
in the filter stages fitted must always be added to the pressure
drop of the fume cupboard
Pa**: pressure figures relate to the states (clean / clogged)
We are of course always available at any time to answer any
questions during the planning or implementation of your
project.
* Control system for the regulation of air exchange rates must
be at a distance of at least 250 mm from the soffit for the
collection duct to avoid interference with the FAZ measure-
ment.
Variants
Worktops
Internal lining
Glazing of the side panel
Cable through-put in the solid side
panel
Underbench units
Electrical supply
Water supply
Drip cup on the service panel
Lighting
Filter equipment of top of fume
cupboard
Filter equipment with full height
cabinet 1200 mm wide on side
Electrical/RCCB
Sash controller SC
Technical ceramic material, polypropylene, stainless steel, epoxy resin, tiles, stoneware compound worktop
Melamine resin
Left and/or right side possible
Left and/or right side possible
(see section 4: Storage space - underbench unit for fume cupboards)
Internal and/or external sockets
Take-off valves for water, gases, pure gases and high purity gases
Polypropylene, technical ceramic material
In ex-proof version
Filter and suspension filter or filter and active charcoal filter; specification of the filters on request
Filter and suspension filter, active charcoal filter, particulate filter; specification on request
Optional
Optional
Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)
Function display
Constant airflow damper
Variable airflow damper
Cross slide acquisition
FAZ*
Air flow controller AC
Air flow controller AC
Only with variable air flow controller AC
Data
1200
2710
900
1080
1150
270
6
2
Standard
1500
2710
900
1080
1450
320
6
3
Standard
1800
2710
900
1080
1750
370
8
3
Standard
Widths (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clear internal height in the
workspace (mm)
Clear internal width in the
workspace (mm)
Weight in kg (without installations)
Scaffold points for 13mm
Service panels
Light switch, lighting
Air data mc6 EN 14175 for filter fume cupboards
Minimum value according to
EN 14175
(m
3
/h)
480
600
720
Pressure loss figures for further filter units
Filter Suspension filter Charcoal filter
Pa** Pa** Pa**
35/200 70/300 35/25
45/235 95/365 45/30
65/290 130/430 65/35
Dimensions
(mm)
1200x900x2710
1500x900x2710
1800x900x2170
4
3
2
1
5
7
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3.11 Radio-isotope fume cupboards
Radio-isotope fume cupboard DIN 25466
Radio-isotope fume cupboards
according to DIN 25466 are
used for radioactive materials
with increased requirements for
radiation shielding.
The following materials are not
permitted in radio-isotope fume
cupboards:
Microorganisms
Genotype modified substances
Radio-isotope fume cupboards
are not suitable for pulping
works. This instruction also
applies to radio-isotope fume
cupboards with ceramic liner.
1 Sash handle
2 Worktop in the
workspace
3 Display and
operating device
4 Fascia panel
5 Outlet spigot
integrated in filter
housing
6 Single-piece
vertical sash
7 Service module
1200 1500 mm 900 mm
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Technical data
* Control system for the regulation of air exchange rates must
be at a distance of at least 250 mm from the soffit for the
collection duct to avoid interference with the FAZ measure-
ment.
On the use of on-site extract air control systems and other product rules, the air
quantities may vary. For this reason the operating limits must be agreed with Waldner
in advance.
A maximum extract pressure of 600 Pa should not be exceeded.
The volume flow rate must not drop below the minimum according to EN 12924
Part 1 and should therefore not be used as the basis for the design of the ventilation
system.
Note:
On fume cupboards with filter equipment, the pressure drop in
the filter stages fitted must always be added to the pressure
drop of the fume cupboard
Pa**: pressure figures relate to the states (clean / clogged)
We are of course always available at any time to answer any
questions during the planning or implementation of your
project.
Variants
Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)
Function display
Constant airflow damper
Variable airflow damper
FAZ*
Air flow controller AC
Air flow controller AC
Data
1200
2710
900
1080
1150
250
4
None, as services drawn at the fume cupboard rear panel
Reinforced 4-leg frame construction
Standard
Widths (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clear internal height in the workspace (mm)
Clear internal width in the workspace (mm)
Weight in kg (without installations and lead insert)
Scaffold points for 13mm
Service panels
Support frame
Light switch, lighting
Worktops
Internal lining
Glazing of the side panel
Cable through-put in the solid side
panel
Underbench units
Electrical supply
Water supply
Lighting
Lead insert
Filter equipment of top of fume
cupboard
Filter equipment with full height
cabinet 1200 mm wide on side
Electrical/RCCB
Sash controller SC
Polypropylene, stainless steel
Polypropylene, stainless steel
Not possible
Possible for internal lining variants
(see section 4: Storage space - underbench unit for fume cupboards)
External sockets
Take-off valves for gases, pure gases and high purity gases
In ex-proof version
Optional
Filter and suspension filter or filter and active charcoal filter; specification on request
Filter and suspension filter, active charcoal filter, particulate filter; specification on request
Optional
Optional
Air data mc6 EN 14175 for radio-isotope fume cupboards
Dimensions
(mm)
1200x900x2710
1500x900x2710
Minimum value
according to
DIN 12924
(m
3
/h)
380
450
Pressure loss figures for further filter units
(VF) (SF) (KF) (AF)
Filter Suspensionfilter Charcoal filter Particulatefilter
Pa** Pa** Pa** Pa**
25/200 50/300 25/25 30/250
30/235 60/350 30/30 35/290
1500
2710
900
1080
1450
300
6
Standard
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2
1
5
7
6
8
4
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2
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3.12 Mobile fume cupboards
AeroEm EN 14175
Components of
the AeroEm
1 Trolley with two
castors and two
castors with locks
2 Worktop with
marine edging
3 Viewing window
and baffle made
of safety glass
4 Gas outlet
(optional)
5 Two-part vertical
sash
6 Cross screen
7 Water outlet with
drip cup and
waste water lifting
unit (optional)
8 Hatch for pipes
and cables with
roller blinds
Control elements
on the AeroEm
1 Light switch
2 Valve for water
outlet (optional)
3 Two-part vertical
sash
4 Display and
operating device
5 Cross screen
6 Switches for
sockets
7 Valve for gas
outlet (optional)
The AeroEm is a complete
fume cupboard that, despite
its mobility, still meets all the
requirements of standard
EN 14175 for laboratory fume
cupboards. It is equipped with
rollers and flexible service
connections and can be set
up at any location using
quick-release couplings at any
time. The AeroEm has a
transparent upper section
made of safety glass so that
its working space is com-
pletely visible from all sides.
In addition, the fume cup-
board has a patented two-
part sash without counter
weights.
The following substances are
not approved for use in
AeroEm fume cupboards:
Radioactive substances
Microorganisms
Genotype modified
substances
AeroEm fume cupboards are
not suitable for pulping
works. This instruction also
applies to AeroEm fume cup-
boards with ceramic liner.
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Technical data
All air quantity figures relate to a sash opening height
of 500 mm and the recommended trace gas maximum
values from the German industry body BG Chemie.
On the use of on-site extract air control systems and other
product rules, the air quantities may vary.
For this reason the operating limits must be agreed with
Waldner in advance.
The volume flow rate must not drop below the minimum of
300 m
3
/h according to EN 14175 and should therefore not be
used as the basis for the design of the ventilation system.
We are of course always available at any time to answer any
questions during the planning or implementation of your
project.
Variants
Worktops
Water supply
AeroEs
Polypropylene or stoneware compound worktop
Take-off valves for water (incl. drip cup and waste water lifting unit), gases, pure gases
and high purity gases
With plinth version; services and waste must be made available on-site in the installation area from below;
without waste water lifting unit
Ventilation technics variants (see section 3.14)
Function display FAZ
Air data mc6 EN 14175 for AeroEm
Dimensions
(mm)
1050x1750x815
Minimumvalue according to EN14175
(m
3
/h)
300
Data
1050
1975
924
1440
1000
180
Standard
Standard
Standard
Width (mm)
Height (mm)
Depth (mm)
Clear internal height in the
workspace (mm)
Clear internal width in the
workspace (mm)
Weight in kg (without installations)
Light switch, lighting
2x 230V internal socket
2x flexible extract air ducts,
Length 2500 mm with 90 mm
1
1
3
4
5
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3.13 Local exhaust ventilation
AAS extract air systems
The AAS extract air systems
reliably dispose of the extract
air without complications.
They have been developed on
a modular basis, as a result
they combine the commercial
advantages of series produc-
tion with the practical require-
ments of individual customisa-
tion. A few standard parts are
sufficient to address all
situations on-site.
Irrespective of the design
layout this exhaust system will
protect operators against
health-damaging fumes. The
stability of the burner flame is
safeguarded and the instru-
ment is kept free of corrosive
fumes.
The installation of the system
does not require major effort
and can therefore be achieved
at low cost whether by
in-house installers or by our
installation service.
To dispose of the extract air,
you can choose from our
range of ductsections.
Version:
WALDNER Building Services
supplies the system in stainless
steel.
The arrangement:
You can also decide, depend-
ing on the laboratory situa-
tion, for a vertical (deflector
hood) or a horizontal (pipe)
exhaust. In both cases fan and
exhaust section can be
arranged in a unit outside the
laboratory, which results in sig-
nificant noise attenuation.
The performance:
The extraction performance
required depends on the type
of flame used. For flames with
a low temperature, a feed rate
of 180 to 300 m
3
/h is suffi-
cient, hotter flames require
480 to 600 m
3
/h. The addi-
tional resistance in the lengths
of pipe defines the selection of
the fan.
Design example:
The equipment always
includes: extraction hood, tele-
scope duct, pipe systems, fan,
exhaust unit and fastening
elements.
Hood distance from the
burner:
Not less than 200 mm. Fan
ENG 6-13.13 is adequate for
3-4 metre long pipes. For
extreme working conditions,
we will design the AAS extract
air system from you as appro-
priate.
1 Extraction
hoods
2 Sound
attenuator
3 Fastening
element
4 Exhaust duct
5 Fan
For related enquiries
and orders, please contact
WALDNER Building Services
GmbH & Co. KG
Webereiweg 8
88239 Wangen
Phone +49 7522 986-130
Fax +49 7522 986-100
haustechnik@waldner.de
www.waldner-lab.com
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Exhaust devices
Alsident hoods
Fastening to bench, to ceiling or service spine
Anodised aluminium
Polypropylene
385 mm made of polycarbonate
Length 250 mm made of anodised aluminium
Pipe system: 50 mm or 75 mm
Type of
installation
Material
Extraction lever
Extraction hood
Collection point
Variants
Air data mc6 Alsident exhaust
Design requirement
m
3
/h
50
100
Alsident System 50
Alsident System 75
Design requirement
without airflow damper
Pa
150
150
Design requirement with mechanical
or electrical Waldner airflow damper
Pa
200
200
Data, steel fume cupboard hood
Coated steel sheet
Adjustable front sign
200 mm
RAL 9006
Installation on the service spine
Installation on the wall
Widths (mm): 1200 or 1500
Depth (mm): 650
Height (mm): 940
Material
Equipment
Outlet spigot
Colour
Variants
Dimensions
Data, polypropylene fume cupboard hood
Polypropylene
200 mm
Sikkens Colormap 498 C3
Installation on the service spine
Installation on the wall
Widths (mm): 1200 or 1500
Depth (mm): 600
Height (mm): 300
Material
Outlet spigot
Colour
Variants
Dimensions
Steel and polypropylene extractor hood
Air data mc6 steel and polypropylene extractor hood
Design requirement
m
3
/h
480
600
Width 1200
Width 1500
Design requirement
Pa
25
30
Design requirement with mechanical
or electrical Waldner airflow damper
Pa
150
150
Data
A
B C
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3.14 Monitoring and control
The laboratory furniture and
the ventilation of the entire
laboratory building are no
longer separate entities today.
A technically well thought-
out ventilation system exactly
matched to the overall con-
cept for the entire laboratory
should be implemented by
the system designer who also
plans the laboratory control
system and the furniture.
In this way difficulties at the
interfaces are avoided and
their clarification as well as
optimal overall function are
ensured because all areas are
matched to each other as if
from a single mould.
This issue starts with the
appropriate sizing of the cen-
tral ventilation system and the
ducts, carries on through the
appropriate selection of the
materials used and the optimal
distribution of air within the
building, to the use of suitable
measurement, control and
instrumentation technology
exactly matched to the needs
of the user and that with
maximum safety and economy.
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All over the world we have
realised a large number of
projects of varying size; these
projects are operated to the
great satisfaction of our cus-
tomers.
This fact confirms our philoso-
phy of acting as a system
provider.
Furthermore, it is also pleas-
ant for you as a customer to
have only one contact for all
questions on the issue, and
also for maintenance.
Mechanical airflow damper
Extract air airflow damper
Airflow-Controller
Supply-air airflow damper
Airflow-Controller with activated master
function and interface to the DDC/BMS
The following methods of communication
with the DDC/building control are possible:
Analogue I/O, LON bus, MOD bus, Profi
bus, CAN bus
Sash controller
Internal bus system CAN bus or LON bus
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3.14 Monitoring and control
Monitoring function display(FAZ) for fume cupboards
1 Central control unit
FAZ
2 Extract-air manifold
with differential
pressure
measurement
3 Display and
operating device
4 Alarm contact for
max. sash opening
Differential
pressure
measurement FAZ
1 Collection duct
2 Pressure sensor
EN 14175 Part 2 requires con-
tinuous monitoring of the
extract ventilation on fume
cupboards, also to warn the
laboratory personnel with
visual and acoustic signals in
the event of a fault. The visual
signal cannot be canceled.
The FAZ is an electronic moni-
toring system that continuously
measures the extract volume
flow rate. It provides an
acoustic alarm and a visual
alarm when the flow rate drops
below the threshold set for the
extract air. By means of this
continuous checking on the air
exchange rate and, if applica-
ble, the Secuflow technology,
continuous monitoring of the
fume cupboards ventilation
function is ensured.
The display is in the guide pro-
file on the fume cupboard.
Alarms, e.g. shortage of air, are
indicated in red and warnings,
e.g. exceeding the max. opera-
tional sash opening height, are
indicated in orange. The
acoustic alarm can be deacti-
vated by pressing a switch but-
ton. Switching on/off the FAZ
by the user can be enabled as
an option.
Airflow measurement FAZ
The extract-air manifold on the
fume cupboard is used to gen-
erate the pressure signal. As a
result it is not necessary to fit
any further parts to the fume
cupboard as the fume cup-
board itself is used to produce
the differential pressure signal.
The measurement is a differen-
tial pressure measurement. The
function display works inde-
pendent of room pressure fluc-
tuations and independent of
the sash opening. With con-
ventional static methods, the
values change, e.g. when the
sash is moved.
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Control Airflow-Controller (AC) for fume cupboards
1 Central control unit
AC
2 Collection duct
with actuator,
measuring system
and measurement
acquisition
3 Display and
operating device
4 Sensory mechanism
for sash and cross
screen acquisition
Central control unit Air-
flow-Controller (AC)
The central control unit is a
microprocessor-based elec-
tronic control unit and forms
the heart of the Waldner con-
trol system.
The processor calculates the
air exchange rate setpoint
and rapidly and precisely reg-
ulates to this value using spe-
cific control behaviour (adap-
tive or predictive).
The microprocessor detects
the required damper position,
has a max. regulating speed
of two seconds for 90 and is
equipped with a position
control system. Setpoint
changes settle fully within
three seconds.
In addition during calculation,
an appropriate measuring
diaphragm coefficient is
determined using a family of
characteristics defined from
the damper position and the
differential pressure.
All interfaces are combined in
the central control unit; and
interfaces are then controlled
from here.
On the use of the Secuflow
technology, this feature is
monitored and controlled. If
the extract air volume drops
below the stipulated extract
air volume, the supportive
flow technology is shut
down.
If the supportive flow technol-
ogy should fail, the waste air
flow rate is automatically
increased to the value for a
standard fume cupboard and
the situation indicated with a
visual and acoustic alarm.
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3.14 Monitoring and control
Control Airflow-Controller (AC) for fume cupboards
Extract plenium with actua-
tor, measuring system and
measurement acquisition
The actuator comprises a
high-precision control damper
manufactured from
polypropylene and forms the
external peripheral for the
AC. A fast drive and inte-
grated pressure measuring
ducts as well as the measur-
ing aperture, which at the
same time is also used as the
measuring system, complete
the actuator. The measuring
system uses the principle of
differential pressure. The con-
trol damper, an orifice plate
and the extract plenium
which by way of its change in
cross-section is used as a
throtling device to enable the
system to calculate the differ-
ential pressure.
The damper position is very
accurately measured using a
potentiometer in the range 0-
90 with a maximum error of
0.5.
As standard the control
dampers are used with ple-
nium ducts. If the necessary
room height (min. 3.20 m) is
not available, pipe controllers
must be used.
During the measurement cal-
culation, the differential pres-
sure is measured using a
measuring system and con-
verted into a standard electri-
cal signal. The measuring
device is a pressure trans-
ducer. Depending on the
equipment fitted with inte-
grated magnetic valves. These
are operated by the central
control unit AC to perform an
automatic zero point com-
pensation or a comparative
measurement to the standard
measurement. The air
exchange rates are calculated
by the central control unit
based on the data from the
sensory mechanism.
Display and operating
device
The correct ventilation func-
tion of a fume cupboard is
indicated by visual and
acoustic signals. The monitor-
ing unit is integrated in the
sash columns (guide rails). If
necessary, a higher or lower
air exchange rate can be used
for specific work in the labo-
ratory. The control unit can
also be switched on/off.
The functions that can be
switched on the control panel
can be inhibited if required.
Sash sensory mechanism
The sash sensory mechanism
acquires the position of the
cross screen and the vertical
sash and converts this infor-
mation into a current signal
using an integrated signal
transducer.
The signal is infinitely variable
in relation to the sash/screen
position. The central control
unit evaluates this signal,
depending on the parameters
set, as a stepped or variable
setpoint for the control of the
air exchange rate as a func-
tion of the sash opening.
Features of the AC:
- Control of the position of
the motorised damper
- Settling time: 3 sec. settled
2 sec. 80% of
setpoint
- Manufactured in injection
moulded polypropylene
- No contact between measur-
ing device and contaminated
extract air
- Measuring accuracy 5% of
actual value
- Automatic self-monitoring
- Automatic zero point adjust-
ment
- Airflow measuring range:
100 - 1500 m
3
/h using airflow
damper 250 mm
- Airflow measuring range:
400 - 3000 m
3
/h using airflow
damper 600x250mm
- System pressure: 100 to 600 Pa
- Parameters in the operating
device can be set
- Monitoring and control of the
Secuflow technology
Description of the control
system
Patented measurement
acquisition and measuring
system
To control the quantities of air,
the central control unit AC
requires data on the quantity of
air extracted. This information is
determined by the measuring
system.
The measuring system is a high-
precision control damper manu-
factured entirely using injection
moulding with integrated pres-
sure measuring ducts and a
measuring aperture. All parts in
the contaminated air flow are
manufactured from PP
(polypropylene). In this way it is
possible to ensure more precise
measurement tolerances and
correspondingly greater accu-
racy. The measuring system uses
the principle of the differential
pressure method. The control
damper, the measuring orifice
and the cross-section change in
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Differential pressure
curve AC
Measuring system
AC
1 Control damper
2 Pressure
measurement ducts
3 Measuring orifice
plate
4 Collection duct
5 Pressure sensor
6 Magnetic valves
Hoses AC
measuring system
Differential pressure comparison measuring system
Airflow (100 m
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the plenium duct are used as
the throttling device for form-
ing the differential pressure.
The measuring diaphragm
coefficient is not constant but
varies with the opening angle
of the control damper and the
differential pressure. This data
produces the 3D characteristic
that is saved in the processor
for the calculation.
Due to the variable measuring
diaphragm coefficient and the
special principle of operation
of the measuring system, an
airflow stroke of 1:15 with
controllable airflow from 100
to 1500m
3
/h can be realised
with an airflow damper
250 mm.
Using the pressure measure-
ment and the motorised
damper position, the measur-
ing diaphragm coefficient and
the intersection with the char-
acteristics is determined using
the formula
V=Crk (,p)* p
the airflow is calculated.
The measurement is independ-
ent of the inlet and outlet air-
flow, the ventilation system
admission pressure, the type of
load and the ambient pressure.
Using this method a standard
characteristic applies for all
types of fume cupboard that
can be connected to this meas-
uring system such that a specific
Differential pressure
aperture
Differential pressure
flap
Differential
pressure AC
calibration of the measuring
system to the fume cupboard is
not necessary.
If the differential pressure
measurements at measuring
apertures are considered, a
quadratic relationship between
the differential pressure and air
exchange rate is found. With
increasing air exchange rate
the differential pressure at the
aperture increases quadrati-
cally. For an air exchange rate
stroke of 1:10 the differential
pressure therefore increases by
the factor 100. For this reason
the measuring range of aper-
tures or nozzles according to
DIN 1952 Messungen an
Dsen und Blenden (Measure-
ments at nozzles and aper-
tures) is at least a factor of
three. On the Waldner AC the
differential pressure measure-
ment is made firstly at the
measuring aperture and sec-
ondly at the motorised damper.
At large air exchange rates, the
differential pressure is generated
via the measuring orifice plate.
At small air exchange rates the
motorised damper produces
the differential pressure signal.
The measurement method for
the AC therefore produces a
high differential pressure over a
very wide air exchange rate
range.
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3.14 Monitoring and control
Control Airflow-Controller (AC) for fume cupboards
An important criteria for high
measurement accuracy is the
design of an adequate back-
flow section for control and
systems. On the AC the dis-
tance between the measuring
aperture and the motorised
damper is very short. This
short distance has on the one
hand the advantage of very
short installed lengths, and
has the further advantage that
the interference due to the
damper is large in comparison
with the interference due to
the flow. As a complete char-
acteristic is stored in the AC,
the special installation situa-
tion can be saved directly in
the AC. This means that the
AC does not require a back-
flow section on direct installa-
tion on a laboratory fume cup-
board, the AC even uses the
fume cupboard geometry for
the airflow measurement. This
feature means that only very
little space is required for the
controller. If the AC is to be
integrated in the exhaust sys-
tem as a pipe controller, the
AC only requires a flow sec-
tion of 2xD.
Automatic zero point com-
pensation
The controller can apply the
same pressure to the two
membranes on the differential
pressure sensor fitted by
switching the integrated mag-
netic valves as appropriate. In
this way changes to the pres-
sure sensor that can be caused
by hysteresis or ageing can be
compensated. If it is not possi-
ble to compensate the sensor,
or the variation exceeds a set
limit, the controller signals an
alarm.
The zero point compensation
is performed cyclically every 24
hours.
Automatic self-monitoring
Trials show that soiling of the
measuring system represents a
significant source of errors in
airflow measurements. Soiling
can block measuring holes or
change the entire geometry.
The AC therefore has two
physically different airflow
measuring methods. The first
method comprises a character-
istic measurement that can
exactly measure the air
exchange rate from the differ-
ential pressure and the
damper angle. As a second
method, the AC can also
measure the air exchange rate
by measuring the static system
partial pressure. The AC regu-
larly compares the two meth-
ods and signals an alarm on
an error > 20%. The self-mon-
itoring is performed cyclically
every 24 hours.
Flushing the measuring
pipe
The controller pressure sensor
is not connected directly to
the measuring system, as
there is a risk on fume cup-
boards that corrosive sub-
stances could reach the pres-
sure sensor due to diffusion.
Fresh air flow from the out-
side into the measuring sys-
tem through defined open-
ings at both ends of the
pressure measuring hoses
prevents this.
Due to a short distance
between duct and pressure
sensor, the differential pres-
sure behaves similarly to that
in a closed system. Diffusion
effects that result in sensor
soiling on closed measuring
systems are prevented. There
is no pollutant concentration
in the measuring hoses, as
clean air continuously flows
from the laboratory into the
pipe system.
Secure measurement
cables
All measurement cables on
the AC for the measurement
of differential pressure, motor
position, horizontal and verti-
cal position, have a signal
level of 4-20 mA. This
method has the following
advantages:
- Cable-break or incorrect
connection is detected.
- No external interference
(induction) can distort the
measured result.
- The signal level is independ-
ent of the cable lengths or
cable cross-sections.
Measuring set Measuring set Measuring set
Sensor Sensor Sensor
M1 M2 M1 M2 M1 M2
Normal operation Zero balancing System monitoring
Magnetic valve
circuit
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Independence of the con-
troller installation
Along with soiling and sensor
ageing, the largest source of
errors for the airflow measure-
ments is in the installation of
the controller in the duct net-
work. Due to the lack of
space, required flow sections
are often not provided or only
partially provided. As a conse-
quence, incorrect air exchange
rate values are measured in
operation. As correct installa-
tion cannot be ensured by the
manufacturer of the controller,
the Waldner AC always has a
flow section integrated in the
controller. All control elements
that are installed in the fume
cupboard collection duct use
the collection duct as the
back-flow section and can be
fitted to any fume cupboard.
Adaptation to the type of
fume cupboard is not neces-
sary.
All control elements that are
integrated in the duct network
have an integrated flow sec-
tion of 2xD. As the pressure
measurement holes on the AC
dampers are distributed over
the entire periphery, the short
flow section is adequate to
meet the requirements.
Watchdog circuit
The AC has a hardware watch-
dog circuit that cyclically
checks the microprocessor for
malfunctions. In operation the
microprocessor sets all impor-
tant registers for the measuring
cables from the sensors, but-
tons and drives to the status
1". Using a hardware circuit
the watchdog circuit cyclically
checks independent of the
processor whether all registers
are set to 1" and resets the
status to 0".
If all registers are not set to 1"
a microprocessor hardware
reset is triggered, the micro-
processor re-starts and the con-
troller signals an alarm.
The alarm concept on the
Waldner AC has been tested by
TV-Product-Service and
approved for the control and
functional monitoring of fume
cupboards.
The automatic closing device
closes the fume cupboard
sash using a motor when the
fume cupboard is not in use.
The area in front of the fume
cupboard is monitored using
a motion detector. If no
movement is detected in front
of the fume cupboard for a
certain period of time, the
sash is closed.
The photo-electric barrier inte-
grated in the bottom edge of
the sash is used to detect
obstacles in the path of the
sash and the closing process is
stopped.
The use of a sash controller
means that the requirement in
TRGS 526 to close fume cup-
boards when they are not cur-
rently in use is implemented
automatically in practice.
The closing delay after the
sensors are enabled can be set
between one and fifteen min-
utes in steps of one minute.
Component parts:
1) Processor-based central con-
trol unit with integrated
supply unit
2) Motor drive (closes the sash)
3) Sensory sash opening moni-
toring via motion detector
and photo-electric barrier.
Sash controller
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Fume cupboards and exhaust devices
3.14 Monitoring and control
Laboratory control
Master function
(room control)
Using the internal bus system,
the individual extract rates in
the laboratory are acquired
cyclically so that an overall
room air balance can be
formed that can then be
passed to room supply air and
extract air controllers as cor-
recting signals.
A minimum air exchange can
be stipulated for three different
operational states in laborato-
ries. If the minimum air
exchange is not achieved by
the minimum air values for the
fume cupboards, the related
minimum value is determined
and sent to the fume cup-
boards. If the minimum air
exchange is exceeded by open-
ing a fume cupboard, the
remaining fume cupboards are
reduced to their minimum air
value. If the minimum air
exchange continues to be
exceeded, the room supply air
is increased.
It is possible to control the
room temperature (3-point
control system).
A stipulated simultaneity (per
laboratory max. extract rate)
for the use of the fume cup-
boards can be monitored.
When the stipulated max.
extract rate is exceeded, a sig-
nal is sent to the fume cup-
boards in the laboratory.
For large air quantities, two
supply air airflow controls can
be operated in cascade.
Inputs
1. OFF
2. Reduced operation
constant extract volume
3. Enable normal operation
variable control, dependent
on the parameters set in the
controller
4. Elevated operation
constant extract volume
5. Actual value input air
analogue input 0 10 V
6. Actual value room extract
air
analogue input 0 10 V
7. Actual value room tempera-
ture
analogue input 0 10 V or
4 20 mA
Outputs
1. Malfunction indication
2. reduced operation
constant extract volume
3. Normal operation
variable control, dependent
on the parameters set in the
controller
4. Elevated operation
constant extract volume
5. Command variable input air
analogue output 0 10 V
6. command variable room
extract air
analogue output 0 10 V
Sensor inputs
temperature sensor
0 10 V or 4 20 mA
Options:
On consultation with Waldner,
system solutions for interfac-
ing to common bus systems
can be realised using gateway
connections, e.g.:
Profibus, InterBus-S, MOD bus,
TCP/IP, LON bus.
Airflow-Controller for input
air (AC-RZ) and room extract
air (AC-RA)
The microprocessor-based elec-
tronic control unit controls the
air quantity infinitely.
It rapidly and precisely controls
the air exchange rate to suit
the setpoint using defined con-
trol behaviour (predictive and
adaptive).
The housing is equipped with a
capping strip for fastening the
electrical servo motor and the
controller; the flap blades close
air-tight according to DIN
1946/4.
Maintenance-free, low friction
flap bearings in bearing bushes
made of Hostaform C 9021 are
used.
The measuring system uses the
differential pressure method
and is available in three air
exchange rate ranges B1, B2 or
B0.
The housing and the blades for
the airflow damper are avail-
able in galvanized steel sheet,
stainless steel or PPs.
Features (AC-RZ and AC-RA):
- Control parameters are adap-
tively optimised on-line
- Standard tolerances are pre-
dictively corrected using a
theoretical process model
- Control of the position of the
motorised damper
- Settling time: 3 sec. settled
2 sec. 80 % of
setpoint
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Technical data
Monitoring
Power supply
Outputs
Inputs
Regulating speed
Nominal power rating
System bus
Function display (FAZ)
230 V AC
Alarm output
Operation indication
On
Off
Acoustic alarm deactivation

Airflow-Controller (AC)
for fume cupboards
24 V AC
Alarm, operation, reduced, normal
0-20 mA; 0-10V
Off, normal, reduced,
2 x fixed consumption
3 seconds for 90 correction angle
35 VA
CAN bus or LON bus
Sash controller
Mains voltage 230V,
+10%, -15%, 50, 60 Hz
Analogue output (4....20 mA)

40 VA

Control
Power supply
System bus
Floating time
Master function room control

CAN bus or LON bus (internal)

LON bus, MOD bus, TCP/IP,
Profi bus (external)

Airflow-Controller for input air

(AC-RZ)
24 V AC
CAN bus or LON bus
3 seconds for 90 correction angle
Airflow-Controller for room
extract air (AC-RA)
24 V AC
CAN bus or LON bus
3 seconds for 90 correction angle
Design table for round input air and room extract air airflow controllers
Nominal size Installation Air exchange rate B1 Air exchange rate B0 Air exchange rate B2
length
mm mm Vmin Vnom Vmin Vnom Vmin Vnom
100 460 27 190 19 136 39 272
125 460 43 299 31 214 61 428
160 460 71 494 50 353 101 706
200 510 111 776 79 554 159 1108
250 510 174 1217 124 869 249 1739
315 550 277 1939 198 1385 396 2770
355 550 352 2466 252 1762 504 3523
400 550 448 3135 320 2239 640 4479
500 960 701 4909 501 3506 1003 7012
630 960 1115 7806 796 5575 1595 11151
Design table for angular input air and room extract air airflow controllers
Size Installation Air exchange rate B1 Air exchange rate B0 Air exchange rate B2
length
Width mm Height mm mm Vmin Vnom Vmin Vnom Vmin Vnom
200 140 530 98 689 70 492 141 984
250 140 530 123 862 88 616 176 1232
280 160 530 158 1107 113 791 226 1581
315 180 580 201 1404 143 1003 287 2006
355 200 580 252 1761 180 1258 360 2516
400 224 580 318 2227 227 1590 455 3181
400 280 580 398 2788 284 1992 570 3983
315 315 620 353 2469 252 1763 504 3527
355 355 620 449 3140 320 2243 641 4486
400 400 620 570 3992 407 2851 815 5703
500 400 620 714 4995 509 3568 1020 7135
630 400 620 900 6299 642 4499 1287 8998
800 400 620 1143 8004 816 5717 1635 11434
630 200 620 448 3133 320 2238 640 4476
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Storage space
4.1 Underbench units
Underbench unit on plinth
Underbench unit on castors
Suspended underbench unit
Underbench unit for fume cupboards
Underbench unit for fume cupboards for the storage of solvents
Underbench unit for fume cupboards for the storage of acids
and alkalis
4.2 Disposal
Underbench unit for waste disposal
Waste disposal system for acids and alkalis
Waste disposal system for flammable liquids
4.3 Suspended cabinets
4.4 Instrument cupboards
4.5 Top-mounted cabinets
4.6 Exhaust cabinets
Pull-out cabinet
Emergency cabinet
Acid and alkali cabinet
Gas cylinder cabinet
Solvents cabinet
Supply system for flammable liquids
Our mc6 furniture system pro-
vides a large selection of stor-
age variants for all those things
that must be rapidly at hand in
the laboratory and also safety
stored.
The multitude of storage possi-
bilities with variable equipment
provides the best possible
space utilisation in every area
of the laboratory for optimal
work processes.
Designed with a high quality
appearance manufactured to
the Waldners high require-
ments for a pleasant working
environment in the laboratory.
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Storage space
General
Along with storage space
such as laboratory cabinets,
suspended cabinets, under-
bench cupboards and pull-out
cabinets, we have exhaust
cabinets for the safe storage
of typical laboratory items
such as solvents, acids, alkalis
and gas cylinders as well as
for the disposal of chemicals.
Our mc6 cabinets can be
expanded, upgraded and, of
course, are compatible - for
straightforward adaptation to
new requirements.
Along with the high quality
appearance of our cabinet
fronts and details, we place
value on durability when
addressing quality. Even after
an extended period of time
with thousands of load
changes, hinges, pull-out rails
and surfaces must not give.
First-class materials, carefully
processes, guarantee quality
that lasts for a long time
with certainty.
More storage space due to
reduced plinth height
Less is more instead of the
common 100 to 150 mm we
gain significantly more stor-
age space with our plinth
height of 80 mm for cabinets
and underbench units. With a
large number of underbench
units, this feature makes a
considerable difference.
In addition, the plinths for our
furniture are made of water-
proof bonded coated ply-
wood board coated all round
without joints using resistant
plastic to prevent the penetra-
tion of moisture.
Optimal positioning
Due to four height adjustable
feet, our cabinets and under-
bench units can be set up
straight and rock steady.
Surfaces and edges are
optimally protected
The melamine resin coated
faces are easy to clean and
robust against the effects in
the laboratory. The front edges
on the carcass and on the
shelves are equipped with
impact resistant 2mm
polypropylene edges.
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High-strength drawers
with hidden roller rails The
high grade double-wall steel
frame with hidden roller rails
is more robust, protected
against soiling and thus runs
easier for longer than single
wall frames with open roll
rails.
More storage space due to
greater depth
With a depth of 650 mm, our
underbench units provide
approx. 20% more storage
space compared to conven-
tional underbench units
with a depth of only approx.
500 mm.
Handles and U handles
made of powder-coated
aluminium
Robust, ergonomic and pleas-
ant in the hand and also
resistant to chemicals and sol-
vents. Appropriate labelling
panels for doors and drawers
round off the range.
More mobility in the labo-
ratory
In the variable laboratory,
moveable underbench units
are practical. Equipped with
smooth running fixed castors
and swivelling castors, these
mobile units can be simply
pushed into the steel support
frame on add-on tables or
laboratory benches.
The castor height of 80 mm is
also harmonised and flush
with the 80 mm plinth height
on our fixed cabinets.
Safety for problematic sub-
stances
Our security cabinets for
gases, acids and alkalis as well
as flammable liquids meet
the highest requirements on
material properties and
function.
Our security cabinets for flam-
mable liquids of course com-
ply with EN 14470 Part 1, in
force since early 2004.
For gas cylinder cabinets, DIN
12925-2 continues to apply.
On the replacement of this
national standard by the
European standard EN 14470
Part 2, our gas cylinder cabi-
nets will also comply with this
European standard.
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Storage space
4.1 Underbench units
Underbench unit on plinth
Underbench units on plinths
provide additional storage
space underneath laboratory
benches and laboratory sinks.
The plinths have four height
adjustable feet and the rear
panel can be removed. The
height interval for the front and
the drawers is 180 mm.
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Variants
Hinged doors
Hinged doors and drawers*
Drawers*
Drawer heights 90/180/360 mm
Fully extendable drawers
Labelling system for doors and drawers
Individual locking or central lock
Additional shelves*
* Load 30 kg
Dimensions
Heights (mm)
690
870
Height plinth
(mm)
80
Widths (mm)
450
600
900
1200
Depths (mm)
500
650
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Underbench unit on castors
Our moveable underbench
units have a closed carcass
and can be pushed around the
laboratory as required.
The drawers are equipped
with a change-pull-out catch
as tilt protection for the
underbench unit; this device
only allows one drawer to be
pulled out at a time.
Underbench units on castors
have two swivelling castors
with locking at the front and
two fixed castors at the rear.
The rear panel is fixed to the
carcass.
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Dimensions
Heights (mm)
Incl. castors
636
816
Load carrying
capacity per
castor(kg)
70
Widths (mm)
450
545
600
845
900
1145
1200
Depths (mm)
500
650
Height
castors (mm)
80
Hinged doors
Hinged doors and drawers*
Drawers*
Drawer heights 90/180/360 mm
Fully extendable drawers
Labelling system for doors and drawers
Individual locking or central lock
Additional shelves*
* Load 30 kg
Variants
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Storage space
4.1 Underbench units
Suspended underbench unit
Suspended underbench units
have a carcass closed at the
top and can be pushed to the
side in the frame. The under-
bench units can be suspended
in the laboratory bench 4-leg
frame or C frame without the
need for tools using a snap-
action fitting.
The rear panel can be
removed.
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Variants
Hinged doors
Hinged doors and drawers*
Drawers*
Drawer heights 90/180/360 mm
Fully extendable drawers
Labelling system for doors and drawers
Individual locking or central lock
Additional shelves*
* Load 30 kg
Dimensions
Heights (mm)
376
556
Widths (mm)
450
545
600
845
900
1145
1200
Depths (mm)
500
650
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Underbench unit for fume cupboards
Underbench units for fume
cupboards have a carcass
closed at the top and can be
pushed underneath the mod-
ule support on the fume cup-
boards.
The underbench units stand on
a plinth with four height-
adjustable feet and the rear
panel can be removed.
If the underbench unit is
equipped with an exhaust
device, the rear panel is fixed.
The underbench unit exhaust
device ends with an ascending
duct above the top of the fume
cupboard.
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Dimensions
Heights (mm)
456
636
816
Height plinth
(mm)
80
Widths (mm)
450
545
600
845
900
1145
1200
Depth (mm)
650
Air data
Air exchange rate 30 m
3
/h
Supply air connection on the
ascending duct NW 90 mm
Material supply air connection PPs
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Storage space
4.1 Underbench units
Underbench unit for fume cupboards for the storage
of solvents
Solvent underbench units are used for the
storage of hazardous substances in working
rooms according to regulations.
These cabinets comply with the following
regulations and standards:
EN 14470-1 (type 90)
DIN 12925-1 (FWF 90)
TRbF 20 (annex L)
The extract air duct on the security cabinets is
connected to the extract air ascending duct on
the underbench unit exhaust device. The
underbench unit exhaust device is to be con-
nected to a permanent ventilation system with
an outlet in an appropriate place.
1 Underbench unit
exhaust device with
ascending duct
Standard version
With hinged doors or full-height drawer
Automatic closing using thermal trip that does not need a supply of power
in case of fire
Vertically adjustable shelves
Floor tray
Earthing
Extensive range of accessories and other fire resistance classes on request
Dimensions
Widths (mm)
approx. 600 ( 90 - 160 kg)
approx. 900 (140 - 200 kg)
approx.1100 (165 - 220 kg)
approx.1400 (200 - 250 kg)
Variations in mm and kg possible depending on manufacturer
Air exchange rate 40 m
3
/h
Supply air connection on the NW 90 mm
ascending duct
Material supply air connection PPs
Height (mm)
approx. 635
Depth (mm)
approx. 600
Air data
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Underbench units for the storage of acids and
alkalis are used for the storage of limited
quantities. The fittings on the acid and alkali
cabinets are coated and protected against
corrosion.
A polypropylene tray is fastened to the extend-
able shelf.
The underbench unit stands on a plinth with
four height-adjustable feet and is connected to
the extract air ascending duct behind the fume
cupboard rear panel.
The extract air duct on the ascending duct is
to be connected to a permanent ventilation
system with an outlet in an appropriate place.
Underbench unit for fume cupboards for the storage
of acids and alkalis
1 Underbench unit
exhaust device with
ascending duct
Dimensions
Height (mm)
636
Height plinth
(mm)
80
Widths (mm)
545
600
845
900
Depth (mm)
650
Air data
Air exchange rate 40 m
3
/h
Supply air connection on the NW 90 mm
ascending duct
Material supply air connection PPs
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Storage space
4.2 Disposal
Underbench unit for waste disposal
1 Waste collector
2 Full-height drawer
Variants
Hinged doors
Full-height drawer
With or without extract air spigot
Automatic opening using foot operation for full-height drawers
Variants of the waste collector with cover
1 x 15 litres
2 x 15 litres
2 x 15 litres
2 x 18 litres
1 x 20 litres
Note:
The number of waste collectors is dependent on the shape of the underbench
unit
Air data
Air exchange rate 30 m
3
/h
Supply air connection on the NW 90 mm
ascending duct
Material supply air connection PPs
Underbench units for waste
disposal are used for solid sub-
stances and garbage under
fume cupboards or on wall
benches or double work
benches.
The underbench units stand on
a plinth, have four height-
adjustable feet and the rear
panel can be removed.
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Waste disposal system for acids and alkalis
Funnel with
mechanical level
indicator
1 Cover
2 Signal rod
3 Screw coupling
4 Float
Filling with funnel
in underbench
safety unit
1 Funnel with
mechanical level
indicator
2 Full-height drawer
3 Container
4 Polypropylene tray
Underbench units for acids
and alkalis are used under
fume cupboards or under-
neath wall benches or double
work benches.
The underbench units are on a
plinth and have four height-
adjustable feet.
Disposal can be directly in the
underbench unit via funnels
fixed in place or via a funnel
on the worktop in the fume
cupboard.
A mechanical or electronic
level indicator indicates when
the containers must be
replaced.
The extract air duct on the
ascending duct for the under-
bench unit exhaust device is to
be connected to a permanent
ventilation system with an out-
let in an appropriate place.
Direct filling of a container
using fixed funnel with
mechanical level indicator
One or two containers are
each filled directly via fixed
funnels. When the signal rod
on the float rises above the
edge of the funnel, the max.
level has been reached and
the container must be
changed.
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Storage space
4.2 Disposal
Waste disposal system for acids and alkalis
Filling through
funnel on the
worktop
1 Funnel on the
worktop
2 Electrical module
with level indicator
3 Hinged door
4 Container
5 Polypropylene tray
6 Extendable shelf
Electrical module
with level
indicator
1 Green operation
indicator
2 Red lamp, first
container
3 Switch button for
alarm, first con-
tainer
4 Red lamp, second
container
5 Switch button for
alarm, second con-
tainer
Filling using funnel on the
worktop with electrical
level indicator
One or two containers are
each filled with a funnel on
the worktop.
The level in the container is
monitored by the level
switches. Lamps on the elec-
trical module provide a visual
indication and alarms an
acoustic indication when the
maximum level in the con-
tainer is reached.
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Technical data
Underbench unit on plinth for wall benches
or double work benches
Widths (mm)
Depths (mm)
Heights (mm)
Height plinth (mm)
450
600
500
650
690
870
80
Underbench unit for fume cupboards
Widths (mm)
Depth (mm)
Height (mm)
Height plinth (mm)
545
600
650
636
80
Container for 10 litres
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
Height (mm)
Material
Colour
With approval for the transport of neutral, non-toxic substances by post
(PTZ approval)
Container for 12 litres
Diameter (mm)
Height (mm)
Material, exterior
Material, interior
With approval for hazardous goods in packaging group 1 (UN approval)
Container for 20 litres
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
Height (mm)
Material
Colour
Air data
Air exchange rate 50 m
3
/h
Supply air connection on the NW 90 mm
ascending duct
Material supply air connection PPs
190
230
290
High density polyethylene (HDPE)
White
245
380
Steel
High density polyethylene (HDPE)
245
280
390
High density polyethylene (HDPE)
Blue
Note:
The number of containers to be provided is dependent
on the size of the container and the shape of the under-
bench unit
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4.2 Disposal
Waste disposal system for flammable liquids
Waste disposal systems for
flammable liquids are used
under fume cupboards. The
underbench units are used for
the storage of hazardous sub-
stances in working rooms
according to regulations.
These cabinets comply with the
following regulations and stan-
dards:
EN 14470-1 (type 90)
DIN 12925-1 (FWF 90)
TRbF 20 (annex L)
The extract air duct on the
ascending duct for the under-
bench unit exhaust device is to
be connected to a permanent
ventilation system with an out-
let in an appropriate place.
The following substance are
not approved in the waste
disposal system for flammable
liquids:
- Acids and alkalis
- Gas cylinders
- Radioactive substances
- Microorganisms
- Genotype modified
substances
Disposal can be directly in the
underbench unit via funnels
fixed in place or via a funnel on
the work surface in a fume
cupboard.
A mechanical or electrical level
indicator indicates when the
containers must be replaced.
Direct filling of a container
using fixed funnel with
mechanical level indicator
One or two containers are
each filled directly via fixed
funnels. When the signal rod
on the float rises above the
edge of the funnel, the max.
level has been reached and
the container must be
changed.
The underbench unit for
flammable liquids has a full-
height drawer.
Filling with funnel
in underbench
safety unit
1 Funnel with
mechanical level
indicator
2 Full-height drawer
3 Container
Funnel with
mechanical level
indicator
1 Cover
2 Signal rod
3 Screw coupling
4 Float
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1
4
3
3
4
2
5
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Filling using funnel on the
worktop with electrical
level indicator
One or two containers are
each filled using a funnel on
the worktop or a funnel in
the rear panel in the fume
cupboard.
The level in the container is
monitored by the level
switches. Lamps on the elec-
trical module provide a visual
indication and alarms an
acoustic indication when the
maximum level in the con-
tainer is reached.
The underbench unit for
flammable liquids has a
hinged door.
Filling through
funnel on the
worktop
1 Funnel on the
work surface
2 Electrical module
with level indicator
3 Hinged door
4 Container
Electrical module
with level indicator
1 Green operation
indicator
2 Red lamp,
first container
3 Switch button for
alarm, first container
4 Red lamp,
second container
5 Switch button
for alarm,
second container
1
2
3
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4.2 Disposal
Waste disposal system for flammable liquids
Connections
for the transfer
system
1 Connection for
extract air duct
2 Connection for
compressed air
pipe
3 Connection for
suction pipe
Transfer system
When a container with a
capacity of 30 litres is perma-
nently installed in an under-
bench safety unit, the con-
tainer must be connected to a
transfer system and pumped
empty when the maximum
level is reached.
The transfer system is on a
trolley and comprises a trans-
port container with a com-
pressed air diaphragm pump
and two modules.
The content of the container
in the underbench safety unit
is transferred to the transport
container by the compressed
air diaphragm pump. A lamp
on the transfer system pro-
vides a visual indication and
alarms an acoustic indication
when the maximum level has
been reached in the transport
container. The compressed air
diaphragm pump is switched
off automatically.
The alarm can be deactivated
by pressing a switch button
on the transfer system. The
lamp is extinguished when
the transport container has
been emptied.
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Technical data
Underbench safety unit
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
Height (mm)
No. of containers
Variation in mm and kg possible depending on manufacturer
Container for 10 litres
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
Height (mm)
Material
Colour
With approval for collecting and transporting flammable liquids (TRbF 143)
for 5 years from date of manufacture
Transfer system
Capacity, transport container
Width, trolley (mm)
Operating pressure, pump
Maximum pressure, pump
Material, transport container
Container for 30 litres
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
Height (mm)
Material
Colour
Maximum permitted density
of the flammable liquid
With approval for hazardous goods in the packaging group 2-3
(UN approval) for 5 years from the date of manufacture
approx. 600
(90 -160 kg)
approx. 600
approx. 635
2 x 10 l or
1 x 30 l
Standard version
With hinged doors or full-height drawer
Automatic closing using thermal trip that does not
need a supply of power in case of fire
Floor tray
Earthing
Air data
Air exchange rate 50 m
3
/h
Supply air connection on the NW 90 mm
ascending duct
Material supply air connection PPs
198
298
264
Polyethylene (PE) electrically conducting
Black
60 l
615
3-4 bar
8 bar
Polyethylene (PE) electrically conducting
265
365
410
High density polyethylene (HDPE)
Electrically conductive
Black
1.2 g/m
2
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4.3 Wall mounted cabinets
Wall mounted cabinet
Fastened to the wall or a
service spine, our suspended
cabinets are equipped with
one shelf.
Variants
Hinged doors
Glass sliding doors
Glazed doors
Open as shelf
Locking devices
Additional shelf*
* Load 30 kg
Dimensions
Heights (mm)
540
720
Widths (mm)
450
600
900
1200
Depth (mm)
350
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Instrument cupboard
4.4 Instrument cupboards
Our instrument cupboards can
be placed against the wall or
used as a partition wall in the
room. The cupboards have a
plinth with four height-
adjustable feet and are
equipped with four shelves.
Hinged doors
Glazed doors
Top-mounted cabinets for overall heights 2710 mm and 2890 mm
Open as shelf
With or without extract air spigot
Locking devices
Additional shelf
* Load 30 kg
Dimensions
Height (mm)
2170
Height plinth
(mm)
80
Widths (mm)
450
600
900
1200
Depths (mm)
350
500
650
Variants
Air data
Air exchange rate 50 m
3
/h
Connection spigot NW 90 mm
Material supply air connection PPs
1
2
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4.5 Top-mounted cabinets
Top-mounted cabinet
These top-mounted cabinets
are installed on instrument
cupboards, pull-out cabinets,
emergency cabinets as well as
acid and alkali cabinets and are
equipped with a shelf.
On top-mounted cabinets with
a tube for suspending a ladder,
the bottom shelf is raised. Top-
mounted cabinets for cabinets
with extract air spigot have a
forward-spaced rear panel. The
rear panel can be removed to
obtain access to the extract air
spigot.
Top-mounted
cabinet for
instrument
cupboard with
extract air spigot
1 Pipe with panel for
fitting a ladder
2 Forward-spaced
rear panel
Top-mounted
cabinet for
instrument
cupboard without
extract air spigot
Dimensions
Heights (mm)
540 (overall height 2710)
720 (overall height 2890)
Widths (mm)
450
600
900
1200
Depths (mm)
350
500
650
Variants
Hinged doors
With or without tube for suspending a ladder
For instrument cabinets and exhaust cabinets with or without extract air spigot
Locking devices
Additional shelf*
* Load 30 kg
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Pull-out cabinet
4.6 Exhaust cabinets
With their two or three pull-
outs, pull-out cabinets are
used for the storage of liquid
and solid substances in suit-
able containers. The pull-outs
can be accessed from both
sides.
Pull-out cabinets stand on a
plinth with four height-
adjustable feet and are
secured against tipping by
screwing to the wall.
The polypropylene trays in
the pull-outs can be placed at
different heights.
Pull-out cabinet
Widths (mm)
Depth (mm)
Height (mm)
Width, tray (mm)
Depth, tray (mm)
Height, tray (mm)
Load carrying capacity per pull-out (kg)
Height, plinth (mm)
600
900
650
2170
240
528
40
100
80
Variants
Top-mounted cabinets for overall height 2710 mm and 2890 mm
Locking devices
Air data
Air exchange rate 50 m
3
/h
Connection spigot NW 90 mm
Material supply air connection PPs
Pull-out cabinet
1 Pull-out
2 Tray with divider
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4.6 Exhaust cabinets
Emergency cabinet
Protective equipment and rescue
equipment are stored in emer-
gency cabinets.
The cabinet has a plinth with four
height-adjustable feet and is
equipped with two vertically
adjustable shelves and one
extendable shelf.
Variants content Dimensions
Height (mm)
2170
Height plinth
(mm)
80
Width (mm)
600
Depths (mm)
500
650
First aid box
Fire extinguisher (CO2, 5 kg)
Two fire blankets made of glass fabric
Two sand boxes
Sand shovel
Indication label with first aid instructions
Variants
Top-mounted cabinets for overall height 2710 mm and 2890 mm
Locking devices
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Acid and alkali cabinet
Limited quantities of acids
and alkalis are stored in these
special cabinets.
The fittings on the acid and
alkali cabinets are coated and
protected against corrosion.
The cabinets have a plinth with
four height-adjustable feet and
are equipped with four verti-
cally adjustable shelves with
polypropylene trays.
The extract air duct on the acid
and alkali cabinet is to be con-
nected to a permanent ventila-
tion system with an outlet in an
appropriate place.
Dimensions
Height (mm)
2170
Height plinth
(mm)
80
Width (mm)
600
Depth (mm)
650
Variants
Hinged doors
Roller blind doors
Four extendable shelves with trays made of
polypropylene
Top-mounted cabinets for overall height 2710 mm
and 2890 mm
Locking device
Air data
Air exchange rate 100 m
3
/h
Connection spigot NW 90/110 mm
Material connection spigot HD-PE
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4.6 Exhaust cabinets
Gas cylinder cabinet
For the storage of gas cylinders in
buildings according to regula-
tions. Cabinets comply with the
following regulations and stan-
dards:
DIN 12925-2 (09/98)
TRG 280
BGR 120
TRGS 526
The extract air duct on the secu-
rity cabinets is to be connected to
a permanent ventilation system
with an outlet in an appropriate
place.
Standard version
Dimensions
Widths (mm)
approx. 600
(approx. 260 kg)
approx. 900
(approx. 340 kg)
approx. 1200
(approx. 440 kg)
approx. 1400
(approx. 540 kg)
Variations in mm and kg possible depending on manufacturer
Weight figures without gas cylinders
With hinged doors
Ramp for rolling in gas cylinders
Mounting rails for fitting pressure reducing stations
Extensive accessories on request
Air data
Air exchange rate 50 m
3
/h
Connection spigot NW 75 mm
Material connection spigot Galv st
Height (mm)
approx. 2000
approx. 2000
approx. 2000
approx. 2000
Depth (mm)
approx. 600
approx. 600
approx. 600
approx. 600
Max. number of
50-litre gas cylinders
2
3
4
4
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Solvents cabinet
For the storage of hazardous sub-
stances in working rooms accord-
ing to regulations. These cabinets
comply with the following regu-
lations and standards:
EN 14470-1 (type 90)
DIN 12925-1 (FWF 90)
TRbF 20 (annex L)
The extract air duct on the secu-
rity cabinets is to be connected to
a permanent ventilation system
with an outlet in an appropriate
place.
Standard version
Widths (mm)
approx. 600
(approx. 290 kg)
approx. 900
(approx. 310 kg)
approx. 1200
(approx. 450 kg)
Variations in mm and kg possible depending on manufacturer
With hinged doors
Automatic closing using thermal trip that does not need a supply of power
in case of fire
Vertically adjustable shelves
Floor tray
Earthing
Extensive range of accessories and other fire resistance classes on request
Air data
Air exchange rate 50 m
3
/h
Connection spigot NW 75 mm
Material connection spigot Galv st
Height (mm)
approx. 2000
approx. 2000
approx. 2000
Depth (mm)
approx. 600
approx. 600
approx. 600
Dimensions
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3
2
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4.6 Exhaust cabinets
Supply system for flammable liquids
Cyclic supply
1 Outlet pipe
2 Pressure regulator
3 Inert gas pipe
4 Container
5 Safety cabinet
A security cabinet is used for
the supply system for flamma-
ble liquids. This cabinet com-
plies with the following regu-
lations and standards:
EN 14470-1 (type 90)
DIN 12925-1 (FWF 90)
TRbF 20 (annex L)
The supply system can be used
in conjunction with an outlet
facility, e.g., in the fume cup-
board or as a supply system
for analysis instruments (auto-
matic equipment).
There are containers suitable
for storing and drawing flam-
mable liquids in the safety
cabinet.
The containers are pressurised
using a pressure regulator and
an inert gas. The flammable
liquid is pumped out of the
containers using the gas pres-
sure.
The extract air duct on the
security cabinets is to be con-
nected to a permanent ventila-
tion system with an outlet in
an appropriate place.
The following types of supply
are possible:
- Cyclic supply with different
flammable liquids
- Continuous supply with
automatic changeover to a
second container
Cyclic supply
With cyclic supply, up to two
containers with flammable
liquids can be provided in the
security cabinet for outlet.
The containers are connected
to the outlets using separate
pipes.
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3
2
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Standard version Dimensions
Width (mm)
approx. 600
(approx. 290 kg)
Variations in mm and kg possible depending on manufacturer
Weight figures without containers
With hinged door
Automatic closing using thermal trip that does not need a supply of power
in case of fire
Vertically adjustable shelves
Floor tray
Earthing
Height (mm)
approx. 2000
+ approx. 240 mm
for panel
Depth (mm)
approx. 600
Air data
Air exchange rate 50 m
3
/h
Connection spigot NW 75 mm
Material connection spigot Galv st
Container
Diameter (mm) 370
Height (mm) 440
Material Stainless steel
Continuous supply
1 Outlet pipe
2 Pressure regulator
3 Inert gas pipe
4 Electrical module
for the monitoring
system
5 Container
6 Safety cabinet
Continuous supply
In the case of continuous sup-
ply, there are two containers
with the same flammable liq-
uid in the safety cabinet.
These containers are con-
nected to the outlet point
using a common pipe. The
monitoring system connected
checks the content of the con-
tainers.
If a container is empty, this sit-
uation is indicated visually by a
lamp on the electrical module
and the system switches auto-
matically to the second con-
tainer.
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Teaching laboratories
5.1 Teacher desk
5.2 Students desk with service pillar/service module
5.3 Students desk with service module
5.4 Mobile table
We design multi-functional sci-
ences classrooms with a large
amount of free space for tech-
nical and educational needs.
Our school system mc6 inte-
grates variably in rooms for lec-
tures of varying formats with-
out problems.
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Teaching laboratories
General
We are the technological mar-
ket leader in Europe for fitting
out multi-functional specialist
classrooms with our company
Labor- und Schuleinrichtungen
GmbH.
Due to the large number of
possible configurations of our
mc6 school system, are equally
feasible for both the classic
educational approach and the
group approach.
In the following we will show
you our conventional school
system I. The Waldner school
system II-V requires specific
planning and consultation on-
site please contact us.
Our modular concept makes it
possible to fully utilise the
capacity of classrooms with
multi-functional furniture.
All the furniture can be moved
as required in the room and
changed.
Due to the use of the service
wing, the services and wastes
can be positioned where
experiments are performed
and work undertaken.
A further advantage of the
service wing is its straightfor-
ward integration in existing
rooms. Particularly in architec-
turally difficult situations, e.g.
historic buildings, the service
wing integrates the latest
technology without any major
structural work.
The digital equipment meets
the highest requirements: local
and central data signals reach
every student and teacher
workplace.
Databases and the Internet
can also be integrated.
With our school system we
provide the ideal basis for edu-
cationally-optimal multimedia-
based learning in sciences
classrooms.
In this way technology and sci-
ence can be experienced in
lectures of varying format.
As a result educational mate-
rial is conveyed with a pleas-
ure that enables young people
to prepare themselves for the
requirements of the future.
Waldner school systems
School System I
Conventional school system
School system II
Equipment with service
wing
School system III
Equipment for up to seven
subject areas
School system IV
Equipment for natural
history/technology
School system V
Equipment for natural
history/home economics
Detailed information is
available at
www.waldner-lab.com
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Our laboratory furniture
sets technical and didactic
standards
The prerequisites for detailed
lecture design from prepara-
tion to the active work per-
formed by the students are
met in their entirety by the
variable furniture compo-
nents. A fast change between
theoretical and practical parts
of the lecture is possible at
any time.
Ergonomics, safety, ecology
and long service life
Our products satisfy the high-
est quality requirements in
these disciplines, especially in
relation to long service life
and durability of all compo-
nents.
Overview and safety via
active service control
Beyond the safety provisions
typically necessary in laborato-
ries, electronics are use to
actively control the services. In
this way we achieve a further
increase in safety and an
improvement in the atmos-
phere in the room while saving
energy at the same time.
Complete overview of
events in the classroom
Classrooms equipped with our
laboratory furniture have a
light atmosphere and pro-
vide teachers with a good
overview.
The use of the service wing fur-
ther increases this good
overview of the situation in the
room.
AeroEm, the moveable
multi-functional fume cup-
board with all round view
The moveable fume cupboard
especially designed for the
lesson provides a very good
view of the progress of the
experiment due to its com-
pletely transparent upper sec-
tion. You will find technical
details and data in the section
Fume cupboards and
exhaust devices.
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Teaching laboratories
5.1 Teacher desk
Description
The teachers desk is the central
control unit for the supply of
energy in the conventionally
planned classroom. In addition
to the connection of the drain
for liquid effluents in the sink
module, the underbench unit
also houses all services required
on the teachers desk, such as
water and gas connections.
The gas outlets on the
teachers desk uses magnetic
valves.
The gas recirculation to the stu-
dents workplaces and the
safety provisions such as the
laboratory gas safety fittings
are also housed here.
1 Sink module
2 Connection
underbench unit
3 Water and gas
connections
4 Electrical panels
5 Gas outlet
The entire installation is pre-
assembled from the outlet to
the connection point.
Fitted on the back (facing the
student) is the central electrical
sub-distribution for all the elec-
trical control units in the class-
room. The electrical connec-
tions as well as gas and
electrical control elements for
both student and teacher and
many other elements for the
control and regulation of the
room functions are fitted on
the electrical panels under-
neath the worktop.
As an option, these control ele-
ments can also be fitted on a
portable remote control.
The entire electrical wiring is
pre-installed and terminated
at terminal blocks inside the
electrical sub-distribution in
the underbench unit.
Server and LAN room distribu-
tor for the computer network
can also be integrated in the
teachers desk.
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Configuration examples
Teacher desk
1300 x 750 x 900 mm
comprising:
2 underbench units on plinth
- Worktop
Electrical modules with sockets, emergency
stop, var. switch buttons and selection cables
Teacher desk
1800 x 750 x 900 mm
Equipment as above, however with sink module
and related equipment for services
Teacher desk
1900 x 750 x 900 mm
comprising:
3 underbench units on plinth
- Worktop
Electrical modules with sockets, emergency
stop, var. switch buttons and selection cables
Teacher desk
2400 x 750 x 900 mm
Equipment as above, however with sink module
and related equipment for services
Teacher desk
2500 x 750 x 900 mm
comprising:
3 underbench units on plinth, 1 knee hole
- Worktop
Electrical modules with sockets, emergency stop,
var. switch buttons and
selection cables
Teacher desk
3000 x 750 x 900 mm
Equipment as adjacent, however with sink module
and related equipment for services
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5.1 Teacher desk
Technical data
Data
Desk widths (mm)
Desk depth (mm)
Desk height (mm)
Supporting
structure
Worktop
Sink module
Services
Electrical
Accessories
Standard
1300
1800
1900
2400
2500
3000
750
900
Underbench unit on plinth
- With hinged door
- With 3 drawers
- For video recorder
- For service connection
- For server installation
- For power supply unit
- For gas cylinder
- For extract air spigot
Melamine PP edge
Tiles ergonomic, soft edge
Tiles PP edge
Stoneware compound worktop
with ergonomic, soft edge
Technical ceramic material
3 x cold water
2 x cold water,
1 x hot water
1 x cold water/hot water
1 x gas
2 x gas
1 x compressed air
Double socket 230 V
Socket 400 V
Emergency stop button
Earth
Selection cables
Aerial socket
Changeover switch
Socket, projection
Room lighting
Dimmer
Fan button
Monitor switch
Panel lighting
Obscuration
Options
With sink module
With sink module
With sink module
Underbench unit for sink
module
Polypropylene
With quick release coupling
With quick release coupling
Using remote control
Switchable
Switchable
Gas hose bracket
Splash protection, fixed
Splash protection, moveable
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Description
5.2 Students desk with service pillar/service module
The mc6 students desks
comprises of a supporting
structure in the form of a strong
C frame made of WIG-welded
precision rectangular steel tube,
a worktop to suit your require-
ments along with services and
an electrical supply.
The C frames are designed so
that they can be docked to
service modules as a cantilever
frame or setup up as individual
frames.
If services and an electrical
supply are required on the stu-
dents desk, these are supplied
with service pillars or service
modules.
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5.2 Students desk with service pillar/service module
Configuration examples
Type A:
Students desk free-standing, 1200 mm
Type B:
Students desk docked to service module.
Pick up point for the on-site supply pipes
and cables in the
service module.
Type C:
Students desk with service pillar and integrated sink.
Pick up point for the on-site supply pipes and cables in the
service pillar.
Students desk docked to service module.
As an option with additional service pillar,
with a length of 1800 mm.
The service pillars can be supplied from the
service module.
Students desk with service pillar and sink module.
For desk lengths from 1800 mm as an option with additional
service pillar.
The second service pillar can be supplied from the first service
pillar.
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Type D:
Students desk with service pillar.
Pick up point for the on-site pipes and cables
in the service pillar.
Students desk with service pillar.
For desk lengths from 1800 mm as an option
with additional service pillar.
The second service pillar can be supplied from
the first service pillar.
Type E:
Students desk with service modules and graduated sinks.
Pick up point for the on-site supply pipes and cables in the
service module.
Data
Desk widths (mm)
Desk depth (mm)
Desk height (mm)
Version
Supporting
structure
Worktop
Services
Electrical
Accessories
Standard
1200
1800
2400
600
800
Type A: free-standing
Type B: docked to service
module
Type C: with 1 service pillar
and sink module
Type D: with 1 service pillar
Type E: with central service
module
C frame
Melamine resin with PP edge
Tiles with ergonomic, soft
edge
Tiles with PP edge
Stoneware compound worktop
with ergonomic, soft edge
2 x cold water
3 x cold water
1 x gas
2 x gas
Double socket 230 V
Selection cables
Earth
Options
With additional service pillar
With additional service pillar
With 2 service pillars
With quick release coupling
With quick release coupling
Shelf basket
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5.3 Students desk with service module
Configuration examples
Type A
300 x 600 x 1030 mm
For services and electrical supply for two
students desks.
Type C
300 x 600 x 800 mm
For services and electrical supply for two
students desks.
Arrangement of the electrical panels on the
teachers desk side.
Data
Width interval
(mm)
Cover
Services
Electrical
Standard
300x600x1030
600x600x1030
300x600x 800
Polypropylene with sink
Melamine resin with PP edge
Tiles with PP edge
1 x cold water
2 x cold water
1 x gas
2 x gas
1 x cold water, 2 x gas
2 x cold water, 2 x gas
2 x cold water, 4 x gas
Bench connection
Double socket 230 V
400 V, emergency stop button
Selection cables
Earth
Options
With quick release coupling
With quick release coupling
Gas with quick release
coupling
Gas with quick release
coupling
Gas with quick release
coupling
Type B
600 x 600 x 1030 mm
For services and electrical supply for four students
desks arranged in a square shape.
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Description
A particularly high degree of variability is
achieved in the workplace due to the use
mobile tables. Mobile tables have particularly
sturdy legs, as the free-running double
swivelling castors (two of which can be locked)
permit loading up to 150 kg.
Mobile tables can be supplied in numerous
worktop variants as can be seen in the
adjacent table.
Accessories for mobile tables include attach-
able reagent repositories and instrument
shelves that can be attached to the rear of the
table using a straightforward screw fastening.
Data
Table widths (mm)
Table depth (mm)
Table height (mm)
Supporting
structure
Worktop
Accessories
Standard
525
1050
1200
1500
750
900
4-leg with castors
Melamine resin with PP edge
Tiles with beading
Tiles with ergonomic, soft
edge
Stoneware compound worktop
with ergonomic, soft edge
Options
With electrical service station
incl.
2 double sockets 230 V
1 socket 400 V
With cables and connectors
Exhaust device
Reagent repository
150 mm deep 600 mm
900 mm
Instrument shelf
300 mm deep 600 mm
900 mm
1 shelf
1 docking device
5.4 Mobile table
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General
6.1 Patents, brands, design patents and registered designs
6.2 Certified safety and quality
6.3 Design and colours
6.4 From planning to the finished laboratory
6.5 Quality standards
Our power to innovate defines
our success. We know what is
expected of us.
We are continuously further
developing our products. This
technical catalogue represents
the situation as of March 2005.
We reserve the right to make
technical changes in the con-
text of further development.
Illustrations, drawings and text
content are copyright pro-
tected. Re-printing, even of
extracts, only with express
approval of Waldner Laborein-
richtungen GmbH & Co. KG.
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General
6.1 Patents, brands, design patents and
6.1 registered designs
We have been active in the lab-
oratory furniture sector for
more than 50 years. Over this
long period of time we have
had a significant impact on the
laboratory workplace with our
innovations.
As a result of our attention to
detail during development and
manufacturing, we have an
impressive pool of experience
in development, manufacture,
planning, installation and
service.
We work largely independent
of standards defined by the
market.
In this way we develop and
build first-class laboratory fur-
niture systems like our current
mc6.
Acting instead of reacting has
always been our strength.
Numerous patents, brands,
design patents and registered
designs impressively demon-
strate our innovative power. As
European market leader, we
will continue to do everything
possible to impress our cus-
tomers with new and innova-
tive ideas.
You can always see the current
situation of our developments
and patents in the Internet at
www.waldner-lab.com.
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Patents:
Service spine with cross-section for
snapping panels
Fume cupboard with front airflow profile
Upright profile for a fume cupboard
Sash without counter weights for a fume
cupboard
Special application fume cupboard with
dome-type design of the working space
Rear panel for walk-in fume cupboard
Fume cupboard sash with toothed drive
belts for signal transmission
Measurement equipment for determining
the extract volume flow rate in the fume
cupboard (function display)
Measurement equipment for determining
airflow (airflow controller)
Self-monitoring of the measurement
equipment for monitoring the exhaust
airflow
Calibration equipment for measurement
equipment of the extract volume flow
rate
Extraction device for a laboratory fume
cupboard (Crossbox)
- Laboratory ventilation (RL)
Waste disposal system with housing,
pull-out and basin
Demonstration workbench (CineTHEK)
Transfusion station for laboratory
chemicals
Microwave installation system
Roll container with reciprocally stopping
drawers and rollers
Hatch fume cupboard with extraction via
moveable sliding boards
Laminar flow working bench with double
sides
Design patents:
Fume cupboard (AeroEm)
Mobile sink station (AquaEl)
Demonstration work bench (CineTHEK)
Sound protection elements for ceilings
Registered designs:
Service wing
Service distributor
Attachment of the service wing to the
ceiling
Housing for PC workstation
Mobile sink station (AquaEl)
Mobile fume cupboard (AeroEm)
Storage, connection and mounting
sound-proofing elements for ceilings
Fume cupboard with supportive flow
technology
(SECUFLOW)
Plate for aperture fixation
PC module for installation in the services
area of a laboratory
PC workstation layout for a laboratory
Mounting for PC monitor on a work-
bench
Demonstration workbench (CineTHEK)
Registered trademarks:
WALDNER

Secutromb

Secuflow

mc6

Medienflgel

AeroEm

AquaEl

CineTHEK

VarioTHEK

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General
6.2 Certified safety and quality
Quality right down into the
detail is defined not only by our
claims about what we do.
We are the first German manu-
facturer of laboratory furniture
to be certified to the quality
standard DIN ISO 9001.
9001 gives you the assurance
that you will receive the high-
est quality products and profes-
sional support from the plan-
ning phase through to service.
Of course, this aspect also cov-
ers procurement, development,
the technical areas, production
and installation.
In-house quality checks and
regular training courses ensure
exact observance of the high
criteria in DIN ISO 9001.
All products for the laboratory
furniture system mc6 have
been tested by TV Product
Service GmbH based on all
applicable standards and reg-
ulations in accordance with
the German law on equip-
ment safety (Gertesicher-
heitsgesetz) and have the GS
marking. These test certifi-
cates are only awarded if con-
tinuous monitoring during
manufacturing is also under-
taken.
We have undertaken the obli-
gation to monitor production
in several ways: all materials,
components and individual
parts used in our factory are
continuously tested, in some
cases also in external test insti-
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In the colour-related aspects of
the design we placed the
emphasis on a balanced
appearance with consistency in
the application for optimal ori-
entation within the surround-
ings in which the user spends a
large number of hours per day.
As a result laboratories can be
clearly and timelessly designed
for pleasant working.
6.3 Design and colours
We consider the term design to
cover considerably more than
just giving laboratory furniture
appealing shapes and colours.
The questioning of common
assumptions resulted in the
laboratory system mc6, which
shows the way to new struc-
tures and new aesthetics.
The entire design approach
that has guided us as a central
theme from the analyses,
through concept design, to the
implementation phase has
resulted in consistent formal
aesthetics from the overall sys-
tem down into detail. The
expediently functional and
emotionally fresh design sup-
ports work processes and con-
tributes to the well-being of
people in the laboratory. We
have received international
design awards for our mc6
furniture system.
White sikkens 439 A1
Panels
Fronts
- Instrument shelves
- Storage rooms
Side wall fume cupboards
Silver RAL 9006 white aluminium
Panels
- Service wing
Handles
- Uprights
Special storage units
Fronts for special storage units
Supporting structures and parts
for frames
Fascia panel, fume cupboard
Sash frame
Grey sikkens 498 C3
Worktops
Housing, service distribution
terminals and electrical modules
Plugs/sockets
Plinth
Mint sikkens 454 A3
Panels
Worktops made of glass
Apricot sikkens 411 B6
Panels
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Our services go way beyond
the pure manufacture of labo-
ratory furniture. Due to our
many years of experience in the
project business our planning
competence is indisputable.
We not only equip your labora-
tory, but on request we will
also take over the planning and
coordination of all related
trades.
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6.4 From planning to the finished laboratory
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The start of planning
The layout planning defines
with two-dimensional clarity
the intended space utilisation,
requirements and existing fea-
tures, connections, area
dimensions, interfaces and
other information.
Clear idea using an addi-
tional dimension
For you as the customer, your
laboratory will then rapidly
become conceivable using
the 3D isometric drawing. We
will then refine the details
together with you.
In the next stage of the pres-
entation, you laboratory will
be almost accessible in
colour and with clear, differen-
tiated depths in the rendered
representation. You will be
able to see your laboratory
from all angles.
As a logical conclusion to our pre-
cise planning and design work,
the laboratory will be installed in
your building, of course with the
usual Waldner quality and with
punctuality.
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General
6.5 Quality standards
Standard Content
Quality, health and safety
Laboratory furniture
Fittings and pipe systems
Standard Content
Electrical engineering and electronics
DIN ISO Quality management systems.
9001:2000 Requirements
BGR 120 Guidelines for laboratories
(formerly ZH 1/119)
Directive 94/9/EC Equipment and protective systems
intended for use in potentially explosive
atmospheres
TRGS 526 Technical rules for hazardous substances
TRBA 100 Protective measures for specific and
unspecific work in laboratories involving
biological agents
BetrSichV Ordinance on safety and health protec-
tion during the provision and use of
working tools, safety during the opera-
tion of facilities requiring surveillance,
and the organization of occupational
safety and health, issue Sept. 2002
Standard Content
DIN 12000 Graphic symbols and safety marking in
laboratories
prEN 14056 Laboratory furniture. Recommendations
for design and installation
DIN 18355 Joinery works
DIN 18357 Mounting of window and door fittings
DIN 18360 Metal construction works
EN 13150 Laboratory benches
DIN 12925, Part 2 Laboratory furniture; cupboards for
pressure cylinders; safety requirements,
testing
EN 14470, Part 1 Fire safety storage cabinets:
Safety storage cabinets for flammable
liquids
prEN 14470, Fire safety storage cabinets:
Part 2 Safety storage cabinets for pressurised
gas cylinders
DIN 12912 Laboratory furniture; ceramic tiles for
laboratory bench tops
DIN 12915 Laboratory furniture; sinks for laboratory
benches
DIN 12916 Laboratory furniture - Large size tiles for
laboratory bench tops
DIN 25466 Radio-isotope fume cupboards
EN 14175, Part 1 Fume cupboards. Vocabulary
EN 14175, Part 2 Fume cupboards. Safety and
performance requirements
EN 14175, Part 3 Fume cupboards. Type test methods
DIN 12899, Part 2 Laboratory installations; emergency
shower installations; eye showers; safety
requirements, tests
DIN 12918, part 1 Laboratory equipment - Laboratory
fittings - Part 1: Valves for water
DIN 12918, part 2 Laboratory equipment - Laboratory
fittings - Part 2: Valves for fuel gases
EN 13792: 2002 Colour coding of taps and valves for use
in laboratories
DIN 1946, part 7 Heating, ventilation and air conditioning;
HVAC systems in laboratories
DIN 18380 Systems for heating and central water
heating
DIN 18381 Gas, water and sewage plumbing works
inside of buildings
DIN 18421 Insulation works on technical installations
DIN 1988, Drinking water supply systems
Part 1 to 8
EN 1717: 2000 Protection against pollution of potable water
installations and general requirements of
devices to prevent pollution by backflow
EN 12056, Gravity drainage systems inside buildings -
Part 1: 2000 Part 1: General and performance require-
ments
EN 12056, Gravity drainage systems inside buildings -
part 2: 2000 Part 2: Sanitary pipework, layout and
calculation
EN 12056, Gravity drainage systems inside buildings -
part 4: 2000 Part 4: Wastewater lifting plants, layout
and calculation
DIN 1986-100 Drainage systems on private ground -
Part 100: Additional specifications to
EN 752 and EN 12056
DVGW Regulations for gas plants (TRGI)
G 600-TRGI 1986
DVGW G 621 Gas installations in laboratories and
science & technology lecture rooms;
installation and operation
VDMA 4390, Planning and installation of new and
Part 1: 2001 extension of existing pure gas supply
devices - Part 1: Valves
TRG 280 General requirements on compressed gas
tanks - Operation of compressed gas tanks
TRF 1996 - Vol. 1 Technical regulations, liquid gas
TRbF 20 Technical rules on flammable liquids -
storage, issue April 2001
Standard Content
EN 61010, Part 1 Safety requirements for electrical equipment
VDE 0411, Part 1 for measurement, control and laboratory use
DIN VDE 0789, Classrooms and laboratories fitments
Part 100 equipment and furniture safety specifica-
tion for powered constructional units
DIN VDE 0100, Low-voltage installations:
Part 610 Verification - Initial
DIN VDE 1000 General principles for the safety design of
technical products
DIN VDE 0100 Power installations with nominal voltages
up to 1000 V
DIN VDE 0100, Selection and erection of electrical
part 520 equipment
DIN VDE 0100, Earthing arrangements, protective con-
part 540 ductors, equipotential bonding conductors
EN VDE Electromagnetic compatibility/
61000-6-2 Generic standards - Immunity for
0839, Part 6 - 2 industrial environments
EN VDE Electromagnetic compatibility/
61000-6-4 Generic standards - Emission standard for
0839, Part 6 - 4 industrial environments
BGV A2 Electrical systems and equipment
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The Technical Catalogue
Our latest laboratory furniture
system mc6

with its flexible

application units can be
adapted to suit changing labo-
ratory requirements.
As a modular system, it can be
used to make additions to
existing furniture or provide
new floor plan solutions
depending on the objectives.
The main components are
based on an ingenious modu-
lar system. In this way we can
provide a large number of dif-
ferent designs in every func-
tional area of the laboratory.
We are aware of the expecta-
tions placed upon us and
address these expectations
with rigorous orientation on
the needs of our customers.
Furthermore, we guarantee
first-class quality, mature,
innovative technology and
perfect service. With our laboratory furniture
system mc6

we provide a
high level of work safety,
ergonomics and economy.
It is the sum of the well
thought-out details that leads
to the perfect solution. Cus-
tomers and clients worldwide
rely on us and our service.
We are pleased to provide you
the basis for your future labo-
ratory with this technical cata-
logue.
In conjunction with the picto-
rial catalogue, you can see the
rich range of variants possible
with our laboratory furniture
system mc6

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Contact us our specialists
will always be pleased to talk
to you.
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