OnePointe Solutions

09/29/2026

Our stainless steel lab tables are built for durability, hygiene, and precision for various environments. Whether you have a cleanroom, compounding lab, R&D food facility or industrial workspace, upgrade your laboratory with hygienic, heavy-duty stainless steel lab tables that only make a statement but ensure safety and compatibility in your space.

https://www.onepointesolutions.com/products/stainless-steel-tables/

09/25/2026

Semiconductor fab casework works best when it follows the process, not when one cabinet material gets copied across the room.

In our latest guide, we walk through the decisions that tend to shape a cleanroom casework schedule:

• ISO classification versus older “Class 100” language
• Chemical exposure at wet-process stations
• ESD control for sensitive devices
• Cleanable construction and service access
• Airflow, exhaust, and utility coordination
• Documentation that makes the submittal reviewable

The useful question is not “What is the cleanroom cabinet material?” It’s “What does this station need the furniture to do?”
Read the guide:

Specify semiconductor fab-lab casework for Class 100 and ISO 5 areas, including materials, chemical zones, ESD grounding, airflow, and cleaning.

09/01/2026

We may still be new in the industry when it comes to fume hoods, but we can come across some great opportunities to show what what we can do.

Pictured is a floor-mounted fume hood for an energy producer. One of our firsts and it won't be out last.

08/21/2026

It's one thing to have your furniture be chemically resistant - tested against a set of certain chlorides and solvents to see how it will hold up.

And then it's a another on how it will handle the cleaning routine -and sometimes that gets missed.

This week’s guide is built around that theme including three variables that shape whether a cabinet finish outlasts the equipment: what you’re cleaning with, how often, and how the chemistry reaches the furniture.

We also feature a downable guide to help bring into your next meeting to provide you with a starting point of how to pick the right furniture to not only handle the tests but the cleaning as well.

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On many labs, the biggest source of finish wear isn't the work being performed on the bench — it's the disinfectant being applied to every surface in the room. Here's how cleaning chemistry, frequency, and exposure method belong in the casework and countertop specification, with a downloadable pre...

08/07/2026

Most lab redesigns don't start with a broken system. They start with a lab manager watching centrifuges live on a rolling cart because the casework run underneath doesn't fit anymore and finally saying out loud what the whole team has been thinking: this isn't the same lab we designed.

The our lastest guide walks lab managers through the five signals a design has been outgrown, the four changes that most often cause it, and the reconfigure-renovate-relocate decision framework.

Written for the person who has to defend the decision to a director or CFO.

Lab redesign guide for lab managers — the five signals your lab has outgrown its design, the four drivers behind it, and how to choose between reconfigure, renovate, and relocate.

07/31/2026

Sometimes to figure out the problem, you have to get "in" it...literally.

At OnePointe Solutions, when it comes to manufacturing our line of fume hoods, the care is in the details.

Because it's one thing to make a product but it'd another to test and vet thoroughly. That's what makes a difference.

07/21/2026

Classroom cabinets take a different kind of beating than research labs.

Think slammed doors, overloaded backpacks, wet hands, marker stains, and hundreds of students using them every day. The materials and hardware that perform well in a research environment aren't always the best choice for K–12 classrooms.

Our latest guide breaks down what actually holds up to years of student use covering cabinet materials, surface finishes, hardware, durability, and other key considerations to help schools get the most from their investment.

Because classroom furniture should be built for how students really use it.

Read the full guide: https://www.onepointesolutions.com/blog/school-classroom-lab-cabinets/

Classroom cabinets take abuse a working lab never sees. See how case construction, hardware grade, and finish systems keep school labs standing 15 years.

07/17/2026

There's nothing better than seeing a project come together.

These completed fume hood installations are designed to support safety, performance, and long-term durability while fitting seamlessly into the overall laboratory environment. From design through manufacturing and installation, we're proud to help create spaces where innovation can thrive.

Interested in your next laboratory project? We'd love to help.

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07/14/2026

HR said "team building." We heard "competitive puzzle championship."

Last week our estimating team along with marketing embarked on a team building event that truly shows what a group is made up of...an escape room.
The puzzles and twists were no match, with 6 min left to spare, they successfully escaped, with bragging rights to back it up.

It was the only deadline they wanted to beat that day!

07/02/2026

Designing a battery testing lab is not the same as designing a chemistry lab. UL 9540A, NFPA 855, IEC 62133, and UN 38.3 each shape the room before you ever pick a bench.

In our latest guide, we go through what drives layout: explosion-rated chambers, 25% LFL gas detection thresholds, cell-to-module setbacks, and the casework choices that survive electrolyte exposure.

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Designing a battery testing lab is a containment problem, not a benchroom problem. This 2026 guide walks specifiers, lab managers, and project architects through what a battery testing lab actually needs: NFPA 855:2026 separation rules, UL 9540A four-level test layout, the 25% LFL ventilation thresh...