Vulcathene
is demonstrating why it is the market-leading chemical drainage system with its
specification on more than £700m of biomedical research facilities in
Cambridge.
As the
largest centre for health science and medical research in Europe, Cambridge
Biomedical Campus is home to some of the world’s leading lights of medical
research. Attracting some of the biggest names in the field, there are
currently several major new developments being constructed on the site.
Vulcathene
chemical drainage is being installed within the new Astrazenca headquarters,
Project Capella, a new biomedical research facility for the University of
Cambridge, Project Bellatrix, a new biological support facility for the
University of Cambridge and the new global headquarters for life sciences giant
Abcam, to name just a few.
The new
state-of-art facilities will be utilising the very latest technology to ensure
they continue to remain at the cutting edge of medical research. As a result,
it is crucial that high performance building materials and systems are utilised
that match the same high quality standards, which is why Vulcathene was the
number one choice for the chemical drainage requirements in all of the new
laboratories.
With
large numbers of laboratories within each of the new developments, a variety of
complex experiments is likely to be undertaken simultaneously, often leading to
unknown combinations of chemicals being created, making it imperative that the
drainage system can safely transport any chemical concoctions.
Vulcathene
offers educational and research establishments the reassurance that it has a
proven pedigree over more than 60 years in dealing with all manner of chemical
waste cocktails from laboratories across the world.
Available
in sizes from 38mm – 152mm, Vulcathene is a purpose designed chemical drainage
system available in two easy jointing methods; Mechanical for demountable
joints and Enfusion for welded joints, offering complete flexibility for
designers and installers of chemical waste systems.
