Shandon Gross-Star* Pathology Workbenches

• Downdraft and/or backdraft ventilation
• Units with elevating or fixed-height work surface are available
• Elevating units have user-adjustable work surface height of 33 to 41 in. (83.8 to 104.1cm)
• Fixed-height units have a work surface height that is factory set to your specification from 33 to 41 in. (83.8 to 104.1cm)
• Deep sink (removable for easy cleaning) with cold/hot water faucet
• Optional 1/2hp disposal is available (please check with local authorities before ordering a unit with a disposal; some areas prohibit the use of disposals)
• Hands-free foot pedal controls for cold/hot water faucet and optional formalin dispensing system
• Vacuum breaker-protected water supply
• Appliances plug directly into the unit for convenient use
• Ventilated base cabinet
• Fume removal is efficient and quiet
• Each unit comes with an integral centimeter ruler on the front lip of the tabletop and magnetic instrument bar
• Built-in manifold rinse washes down wetted internal surfaces quickly
• Perforated grid plates for work surface (removable for easy cleaning)

Superior Quality

• Standard Type 304 or optional Type 316 stainless-steel construction
• Rugged design provides stability and is built tough to withstand years of extensive work without corrosion
• Perforated grid plates are standard Type 316 stainless-steel construction

Designed for Quick and Easy Installation

• Workbench fits through a standard 32 in. (81.3cm) doorway
• Units connect to facility cold/hot water supplies and drains
• Units are hardwired to facility electrical system
• Workbench ships in one convenient assembly

Installed Depth from Back of Unit to Wall

• For the purpose of room planning, backs of fixed-height units can be flush to walls
• Elevating units require approximately 1 in. (2.54cm) clearance between the back of the unit and wall to accommodate height adjustment

• Work surface height within range of 33 to 41 in. (83.8 to 104.1cm); 36 in. (91.4cm) on fixed-height units unless customer-specified otherwise with order
• Downdraft ventilation
• Ventilated base cabinet
• Removable sink
• Cold/hot water faucet with foot pedal controls
• Manifold rinse with manual control
• Hand-spray
• Duplex GFCI Electrical Receptacle (110-120V units)
• Specified Point-of-use Electrical Receptacle (220-240V units; see table)
• Centimeter ruler on front lip of tabletop
• Type 304 stainless-steel construction
• Waste formalin collection system with audible and visual high-level alarms
• Magnetic instrument bar (No. P104393; instruments not included)

• Units are hardwired to facility power
• 110-120V models draw 20 amps and require a separate 15 amp circuit for one hospital-grade, duplex ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) receptacle
• 220-240V models draw 20 amps including up to 7 amps by the point-of-use receptacle with facility-supplied residual current device (RCD) protection required
• Specific receptacle option must be selected at time of order (see table)

Plumbing Specifications:

• 3/4 in. (1.9cm) hot and cold water supply lines with shutoff valves and 11/2 in. (3.8cm) drain line must be supplied
• 1/2 in. (1.3cm ) industrial grade flexible hoses with 3/4 in. (1.9cm) female hose fittings are supplied for connection to water supply lines
• 11/2 in. (3.8cm) I.D. reinforced flexible hose is provided for connection to facility drain line

Remote Exhaust

If your facility can supply an exhaust duct and remote blower system that provides an airflow of 550 to 600cfm (0.260 to 0.283 cu. m/s), a ducted unit will best suit your needs. (Facility duct and remote blower by others; no filters.)

• Recommended exhaust airflow volume: 550 - 600cfm (0.260 to 0.283 cu. m/s)
• Pressure loss through unit with standard downdraft: 0.15 - 0.18 in.w.g. (0.37 - 0.45mb)
• Pressure loss through unit with optional backdraft: 0.27-0.33 in. w.g. (0.67 - 0.82mb)
• Average capture velocity with downdraft at 3 in. above work surface: 72-78fpm (0.366 - 0.396m/s)
• Average capture velocity with backdraft at back of work surface: 156-170fpm (0.792-0.864m/s)
• Average capture velocity with backdraft at front of work surface: 59 - 64fpm (0.300 - 0.325m/s)