Laboratory Strut Assemblies – Flexible Structural Backbone for Modern Labs

Modular, Weld-Free Metal Framing

Strut assemblies—commonly referred to as strut channel systems—use preformed, slotted metal channels (like Unistrut or B‑Line) that connect using bolts and channel nuts instead of welding. Their modular nature enables rapid installation, reconfiguration, and scalability—ideal for dynamic lab settings.

Tailored to Lab Demands

Manufacturers like Flex-Strut offer a wide selection of stainless steel, galvanized, or powder-coated channels, available in various slot patterns and welded configurations. This flexibility allows you to customize for weight-bearing needs, environmental resistance, or aesthetic preferences.

Supports and Integrates Lab Infrastructure

Strut systems serve as the foundation for a host of lab components—from overhead snorkel ventilation supports and service carriers to cable management frames and hanging utilities (power, gases, plumbing). They efficiently integrate functional systems into workstations and lab layouts.

Laboratory Strut Assemblies act as a robust, adaptable scaffolding for lab infrastructure—seamlessly supporting utilities, storage, and overhead systems while adapting to evolving workflow needs.