




Duratop Epoxy is a Solid cast, monolithic epoxy resin, molded and oven-cured as a solid, uniformly constructed product, with smooth, nonspecular finish, offering excellent quality laboratory work surfaces and complimentary sink units. The impressive heat and chemical resistance of solid cast epoxy resin makes Duratop Epoxy the most popular choice for the rigors of a laboratory environment. The outstanding qualities of epoxy resin provide the safest, most economical and long-lasting work surface available. DURATOP epoxy laboratory countertops is asbestos free. Duratop ULTRA is a LEED qualified material.

Epoxy surfaces resist discoloration, blistering, and cracking even under the harshest conditions. This extremely high chemical and heat resistance means DURATOP Cast Epoxy work surface and components, with proper maintenance procedures, will look like new after years of hard work in the laboratory or scientific environment.
Solid cast Epoxy work surfaces do not depend on surface coating for protection or use low cost core material. Their strength and durability are built right into each sheet or sink. The smooth, matte, low-sheen, non-glare finish eliminates distracting glare or light reflection and is easy to maintain. Duratop Epoxy is in compliance with Woodworking Institute (W.I.) section 18.
Insul-Serv, Inc, dba TLS (Total Laboratory Solutions) is also a CCR (Central Contracting Registry) registered and approved supplier for GSA, VA Dental and Hospital projects, military, VA Hospitals, foreign based educational facilities. Please use the the following website for details: https://www.bpn.gov/ccr/default.aspx
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Total Laboratory Solutions for: |
Universities |
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Schools & Colleges |
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Hospitals & Private Medical Facilities |
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Research (R&D) Facilities |
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Pharmaceutical Companies |
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Industrial Lab Testing |
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Biological Science Labs |
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Ministry of Health & Education |
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Public Works Authority |
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Microbiology / Biomedical Laboratories |
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Molecular Pathology |

