Polypropylene Lab Drying Rack in Big Size | Model JH-PB003

Key Benefits

• Higher drying capacity in one place — A larger board with 52 pegs handles a full wash cycle, so freshly washed glassware doesn’t pile up on the bench.
• Ready to use out of the box — Ships with 52 detachable PP pegs as standard, sized for common lab glassware.
• Reliable chemical resistance — High-grade PP withstands everyday wash-up runoff without corroding or degrading.
• Clean, controlled drainage — A tray drainage hole routes water away, keeping the station tidy.
• Flexible mounting — Panel-mounted or deck-mounted to suit your bench and available space.

Features

Big Size for Higher Throughput

The JH-PB003 uses a larger-format single-faced board than standard drying racks, giving you more drying points per cycle. With 52 pegs across a wide surface, it suits central wash-up areas and busy sink-side stations where smaller racks fill up too quickly. That extra capacity helps keep freshly washed glassware off the worktop during peak sessions.

52 Detachable PP Pegs Included

Each rack ships with 52 PP pegs as standard, sized to hold beakers, long test tubes, and small test tubes securely as they drain. The full set comes included, so the rack is ready for a high-volume station straight away, with no separate parts to source. Need a different peg count? Let us know and we’ll confirm what’s available.

Detachable Pegs for Fast Reconfiguration

The pegs attach and detach easily, so you can rearrange the board in minutes to match your glassware mix. This keeps the drying area organized and makes deep cleaning simple — remove the pegs, clean, and refit.

High-Grade PP Construction

Molded from high-grade polypropylene, the rack offers good resistance to many common lab acids, alkalis, and cleaning agents, so it withstands daily wash-up runoff without corroding — confirm suitability for specialized or unusually aggressive reagents. The smooth surface also wipes down easily, keeping the drying point hygienic.

Tray Drainage Hole

A drainage hole in the tray channels runoff from drying glassware away cleanly, so water doesn’t pool on the tray or bench. It keeps the station tidy and makes daily cleanup easier.

Single-Faced Design

The single-faced layout carries pegs on one side and mounts against a wall or panel. This keeps the rack compact against the bench while still offering plenty of drying space — a practical fit for wall-side wash-up stations.

Technical Specifications

Overall dimensions, board size, and peg spacing can be confirmed for your project. Share your bench layout and required capacity, and we’ll advise on exact details before you order.

JH-PB003 vs Smaller Models — Which Should You Choose?

All three single-faced PP racks share the same material, drainage, and detachable peg system. The deciding factor is capacity and board size:

• JH-PB003 (big size, 52 pegs): The higher-throughput, larger-format option. Best for central wash-up areas, teaching labs, and busy stations that need to dry a full load in one cycle.
• JH-PB002 (single-faced, 50 pegs): A more compact, ready-to-use rack for standard sink-side drying where bench space is tighter.
• JH-PB001 (single/double-face): A flexible base pegboard where configuration matters more than maximum single-load capacity.

Choose the JH-PB003 when smaller racks aren’t enough to clear one wash cycle. If you’re unsure, tell us your typical glassware volume and bench type, and we’ll recommend the right model.

Applications

The JH-PB003 suits labs that wash and reuse large volumes of glassware daily, especially where drying capacity is the priority:

• High-volume wash-up stations — Drain and air-dry a full load of beakers and test tubes beside a busy sink or wash bay.
• Teaching labs — Handle heavy wash-and-reuse cycles across back-to-back class sessions without glassware backing up.
• Central sink-side drying areas — Provide a large, wall-mounted drying station where multiple users share a single station.
• QC and research labs with heavy throughput — Keep pace in environments where glassware turns over constantly, and worktop space must stay clear.

Its primary role is air-drying and short-term staging of freshly washed glassware, keeping the surrounding worktop clear and hygienic during heavy use.

Installation Notes

The JH-PB003 supports both panel-mounted and deck-mounted installation, so you can match it to your bench. Because it’s a larger, higher-capacity rack, sound support and a good position matter:

• Choose your mounting method — fix it to a wall panel to save bench space, or mount it to the deck (worktop) where a freestanding drying point works better.
• Confirm the mounting surface can support the weight of a fully loaded large-format rack.
• Allow side access and clearance so loaded glassware can be placed and removed easily.
• Position the tray so the drainage hole channels water toward your sink or drain, and keep it clear for free-flowing runoff.
• Fit the 52 pegs in the layout that best suits your glassware mix, seating each securely before use.

Share your bench layout and preferred mounting method, and we’ll help confirm the right setup for your lab.

FAQ

What makes the JH-PB003 different from smaller PP drying racks?

It’s the big-size, higher-capacity model. A larger single-faced board with 52 pegs lets you dry more glassware per cycle, so it suits busy wash-up stations where smaller racks fill up too quickly. Choose it when a compact rack isn’t enough to clear one full load.

How many pegs are included, and what glassware do they fit?

Each JH-PB003 ships with 52 detachable PP pegs as standard, sized to hold beakers, long test tubes, and small test tubes. The full set comes included, so the rack is ready for a high-volume station straight out of the box.

Is the JH-PB003 single-faced or double-faced?

It’s a single-faced model — pegs sit on one side, and it mounts against a wall or panel. This keeps it compact against the bench while still providing ample drying surface. If you need two-sided access, tell us your bench type, and we’ll point you to the right option.

What chemicals are it suitable for?

High-grade PP offers good resistance to many common lab acids, alkalis, and cleaning agents encountered during routine wash-up. For specialized or unusually aggressive reagents, send us the details, and we’ll confirm suitability for your application.

What’s the difference between panel-mounted and deck-mounted installation?

Panel-mounted fixes the rack to a wall panel, freeing up bench space. Deck-mounted fixes it to the worktop, which works well where wall mounting isn’t practical. Both are supported, so you can match the method to your bench design.

What does the tray drainage hole do?

It channels water away as glassware drains, so runoff doesn’t pool on the tray or bench. This keeps the station tidy and makes daily cleanup simpler.

What colors are available?

The JH-PB003 comes in black, white, and grey. Choose the shade that best matches your worktop and lab design, and let us know your preference when you request a quote.

How do I clean and maintain it?

Wipe the rack and tray regularly with a mild detergent and a soft cloth, then rinse with water. Detach the pegs for a deeper clean, and clear the drainage hole periodically to keep water flowing freely.

Request a Quote

Choose the JH-PB003 when you need a high-capacity, large-format drying rack for a busy wash-up station. Send us your preferred installation method (panel- or deck-mounted), color choice, and required quantities, and our team will prepare a tailored quotation for your JH-PB003 racks. For larger projects, share your full bench and wash-up layout so we can confirm capacity, mounting, drainage, scope, and lead time.