The laboratory drug cabinet is an indispensable part of the experimental field. Today, we will share with you the usage and maintenance methods of the laboratory's all wood medicine cabinet.

All wood medicine cabinets are suitable for the placement of conventional drugs, and are usually placed away from water sources and sunlight. Moisture not only causes the deterioration and failure of medicines, but also greatly reduces the service life of wooden medicine cabinets,

Due to the fact that water can greatly reduce the service life of wooden medicine cabinets, especially those made of particleboard with fireproof boards attached and PVC edge sealed boards. These boards cannot come into contact with water. If water accidentally pours onto the cabinet or shelves, it must be immediately wiped dry with a dry cloth. If not wiped dry in time or left untreated for a long time, there will be no change in the short term, but over time, the wood will become damp and the edge sealing strips will fall off, and the edges of the boards will expand and deform. Moreover, dampness can also affect the deterioration and failure of drugs.   

Due to the fact that many drugs need to be stored in a cool and dry place away from light, the placement of the medicine cabinet should be kept away from sunlight. Otherwise, drugs, especially liquid chemicals, placed in the medicine cabinet with glass doors, will experience changes in quality and concentration when exposed to sunlight. Regularly clean the door panels with clean water and wipe them dry with a clean cloth after cleaning; Avoid collisions with hard objects or scratches from sharp objects; In order to extend its service life and better utilize its functions, lubricating oil should be regularly wiped on metal parts such as hinges and tracks. If the track does not slide smoothly, use a hand brush to clean the small dust inside the track. Do not use brute force to pull or place the cabinet door, pull and place it gently.