Equipped cabinet bench, for laboratories, provided with cantilevered service-holder channel, fixable in different positions
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It is hereby described an equipped cabinet bench, for laboratories, of the kind comprising a structure to which one worktop and one or more service-holders channels are fitted, on each of which a series of connections for supplying electric current, liquid and fluids and whatever else may be necessary are fitted, wherein the said uprights have two parallel rows of holes, equidistant one from the others, and that the said channel has, at the sides, supporting plates provided with holes for fixing the channel to the said upright by means of bolts or the like which fit into the holes of one of the said rows of the uprights and in the holes of the said plate, in such a way as to allow to mount the said channel, depending on which row of the holes on the upright is used, whether cantilevered or in a position in which it remains included inside the overall dimensions of the uprights and/or the worktop.
Equipped cabinet bench, for laboratories, of the kind including a structure to which a worktop and one or more service-holders channels are fitted, on each of which a series of connections for supplying electric current, liquids, fluids and whatever else may be necessary are fitted, characterised in that the said uprights have two parallel rows of holes, equidistant one from the others, and that the said channel has, at the sides, cantilevered supporting plates provided with holes for fixing the channel to the said upright by bolts or the like, which fit into the holes of one of the said rows of the uprights and in the holes of the plate, in such a way as to allow to mount the said channel, depending on which row of holes on the upright is used, whether cantilevered or in a position in which it remains included inside the overall dimensions of the uprights and/or the worktop.
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