Laboratory applications: why MOS panels are advised for laboratories
This application page is written in the source material's customer-advice wording, and it says so. The laboratory advice below is what customers are reported as favouring, not a test conclusion for any model, and a laboratory buyer should confirm the model, the joint, and the room requirements together before selecting.
Diagram: core and joint arrangement as listed for this model. This is a diagram, not a photograph of a finished panel.
Evidence strip
- Brand established 31 October 2012, according to the company profile.
- Jihua Laboratory project: 40,000 m², sulfomagnesium panels, as listed in the source site's project listing.
- Guangzhou Quaker project: 35,000 m², magnesium-oxide rock wool panels and hollow magnesium-oxide panels, as listed in the source site's project listing.
- Dongpeng Changsha base: 50,000 m², stainless-steel magnesium-oxide cleanroom panels, as listed in the source site's project listing.
- Certificates available upon request. No certificate number or issuing body is stated on this site.
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The laboratory advice, as stated
The customer-advice wording for laboratories favours sulfomagnesium panels, citing antibacterial, anti-mould, easy-cleaning, Class A fire, and acid-and-alkali-resistant qualities. Each of those five qualities is a customer-advice quality: it describes why customers are reported as choosing sulfomagnesium for laboratory rooms, and it does not certify that a given panel has passed a test for any of them.
That distinction matters in a laboratory, where the room's real requirements — chemical resistance, cleaning regime, fire requirement, and joint tightness — must be matched to documents for the model, not to advice wording. Use this page to narrow the choice to the MOS family, then use the model pages and the inquiry checklist to confirm the model.
Which MOS model for a laboratory
Two MOS models carry the laboratory advice into specific panels. The handmade MOS panel (Type 50) offers the 300 to 1,180 mm width range, 50 mm regular thickness with 75 and 100 mm custom options, and embedded conduits and pre-cut openings — useful where a laboratory wall must carry services and outlets. The machine-made MOS panel (Type 50, 1150 type) offers the uniform 1,150 mm module and 50 to 150 mm thickness range with tongue-and-groove installation — useful where a laboratory has a regular layout and values installation speed.
The Jihua Laboratory project, listed as a research-laboratory project of 40,000 square metres using sulfomagnesium panels, is the project-listing example for this application. Its project page states only the listed project facts, and it does not state a cleanliness class, a construction period, or a contract value, because the listing does not give those fields.
Confirmations for a laboratory room
Confirm the applicable humidity range for the model you select, by inquiry, as no humidity figure is stated on this site. Confirm the cleaning regime the panel must withstand, and ask whether the supplier's documents cover that regime for that model. Confirm the joint — tongue-and-groove or middle-aluminium for handmade models, tongue-and-groove for machine-made models — and confirm the fire documentation for the model, rather than relying on the advice wording's Class A mention.
Before ordering, confirm the minimum order quantity and lead time for this model. Certificates are available upon request; please ask for the certificate list for this model. Confirm the applicable humidity range for this model by inquiry, as no humidity figure is stated on this site.
Company: Foshan Lairun New Building Materials Co., Ltd.. Address: Nanhai National Eco-Industrial Park, Danzao Town, Nanhai District, Foshan, Guangdong, China. Phone: +86 13929918930. Email: [email protected]. Before ordering, confirm the minimum order quantity and lead time for this model. Certificates are available upon request. Please ask for the certificate list for the model you are selecting.