Considering Phenolic or Epoxy for your worktop or cabinetry application? Architects, B2B engineers and procurement personnel very often find themselves choosing between these two scientific surface solutions.

Considering Phenolic or Epoxy for your worktop or cabinetry application? Architects, B2B engineers and procurement personnel very often find themselves choosing between these two scientific surface solutions.

A frequently asked question for material selection is "what are the different use cases for Trespa TopLab Base or Plus?" This article gives examples of their varied use.

In this article, we discuss three materials commonly used for lab countertops and which ones are ideal for use in a school science lab. 

Join us for a live event with our partner Trespa North America as we discuss the topic of Phenolic Resin Scientific Surfaces.

COVID 19 has had a significant impact on the laboratory industry for scientific surfaces. In this article, we will discuss the current lead times for epoxy resin and phenolic work surfaces and how COVID 19 has impacted the industry. 

Trespa TopLab phenolic resin tops continue to be a popular choice for OEMs, architects, engineers, caseworkers, and laboratory planners. In this article, we discuss the differences between Trespa TopLab Base and TopLab Plus.

In this article, we discuss five reasons an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) should consider using Trespa Toplab in your next project.

In this article, we highlight three reasons why Trespa is the preferred choice for cleanroom environments over stainless steel.

Are you looking to earn AIA credits? Peerless + Trespa is offering a 1-hour presentation on Scientific Surfaces and High Pressure Laminates which is good for 1 AIA credit.