Comparing Laboratory Freezer Types: Choosing the Right Cold Storage Solution

In this article, we compare different laboratory freezer types to help you make an informed decision when selecting the right freezer to ensure your laboratory’s storage needs are met efficiently and reliably.
Safety Cabinet vs. Fume Cupboard: Choosing the Right Containment Solution

To make an informed decision, it’s essential to understand the differences between these two containment solutions and which one is best suited to your specific needs.
More Rotor Options on the Ohaus FC5707 Benchtop Centrifuge

Ohaus have recently extended their centrifuge offering, with another rotor option on the entry model FC5707. Get the datasheet here, or find out how to order.
Product Spotlight: Ohaus Centrifuges

Richmond Scientific are the supplier of choice for Ohaus centrifuges in the UK and worldwide. Find out why in this product spotlight…
Microscope Buying Guide

Microscopes are an essential piece of equipment for any lab. Find out what you need to look out for when buying a microscope.
Introducing the New A&D Borealis Balance

We take a look at the new Borealis Series from A&D to give you an overview of new features and changes to the range
Buying an Incubator

What do you need to consider when buying a laboratory incubator? Do you need CO2 and humidity control, or just temperature? Have you thought about air flow? Efficiency? Read our top tips here
Why buy a refurbished HPLC system from Richmond Scientific?

What are the main benefits of buying a refurbished HPLC system, compared with buying new? Shorter lead times and significantly more affordable
Buying a Used FT-IR Spectrometer

Why should you consider buying a used FT-IR instrument vs new? Read more about how to choose the best second-hand FT-IR spectrometer for your lab.
How to choose a laboratory balance

Top ten things to consider when buying a new laboratory balance. There are thousands of different scientific balances on the market, so how can you decide which balance is most suitable for your lab?