Epoxy sink design often preferred because of its ease of installation and the safety and durability of its rounded inner and outer edges. When a double-sink configuration is required, they are much cheaper and easier to install than glued-together bottom-mount pairs. It also offers sinks in various depth sizes to laboratory users with special needs.

Detail
Epoxy resin sinks suitable for most schools, universities, research laboratories and other facilities.
Available in black onyx as standard color.
You can contact us for different color options.

Epoxy Sink Installation
Groove in Epoxy or Lab Grade Solid Phenolic Resin countertop. Place the top edge of the sink unit in a 7/16" (.044") deep grooved recess in the counter with the manufacturer's recommended chemical resistant design or insulation (Smoothing epoxy). Fill the rest of the groove with sealant or glue. The joint finished to remove excess release and removal material while still wet and for a neat appearance.

DropIn Sinks

The DropIn sink quickly became the industry standard

due to the ease of installation and the added safety

they bring to the lab.

DropIn sinks are top mounted into a recessed cutout

eliminating the need for undermount sink support

systems. This simplified method of installation seals

the sink cutout and eliminates the worksurface

overhang between the inner walls of undermount

sink basins and the sink cutout which can gather

residual chemicals and bacteria. All DropIn Sink

surfaces are clearly visible and radiused for ease of

cleaning.

Double DropIn Sinks

When there is a need for a double-sink configuration,

a molded one piece Double DropIn Sink is available

or a pair of DropIn sinks can be installed side by

side with a 1” worksurface strip between the two

installed sinks.

ADA Sinks

Durcon also offers several shallow basins and

graduated depth ADA DropIn Sinks to accommodate

lab users with special needs and help conform to

Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines.