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Downdraft Workstation Tables

Our Downdraft Tables are designed to provide a ventilated workstation for animal necropsies, surgeries, perfusions, and dissections. Tables pull air, odors, vapors, and aerosols down and away from the face of personnel when connected to a negative air source. Chemicals such as formalin, alcohol, and xylene are controlled and can be kept below OSHA-permissible exposure limits, providing a health-safe work environment. TBJ is committed to the design and production of laboratory equipment that is highly functional, versatile, durable, and easy to clean and maintain. These specialty downdraft tables and stations are excellent examples of TBJ's unwavering commitment to provide equipment that meets the exact needs of the researcher.

A complete line of optional accessories including height adjustability allows you to equip every table to meet your specific needs. Installation of TBJ tables is quick and easy – in new or existing facilities. There are virtually no extraordinary renovation costs to be incurred.

Hydraulic Workstation Table

Our hydraulic workstations are designed for surgical and necropsy procedures on animals. These tables are available in both mobile and stationary. The mobile tables include casters, making the table easily movable.

Non-Vented Workstation Tables

The TBJ Model 30 NVNT series table is designed to provide a workstation for animal necropsies, surgeries, and dissections where exposure to fumes and odors in not a concern but durability and clean ability are required. Work surface height is 37".

Backdraft Workstation Table

TBJ backdraft workstations are multi-use, ventilated units for gross examination and sectioning of specimens, animal necropsies, surgeries, perfusions, dissections, and chemical handling. The tables use a negative air source to pull air, odors, vapors and aerosols back away from the faces of users. The backdraft design helps keep chemicals such as formalin, alcohol and xylene under control and below permissible OSHA exposure limits, making for a healthier, safer work environment.