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From large $5 million facilities in Texas, to smaller independent research labs in Boston, The Lab World Group has moved it all.

Moving Lab Equipment

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Purchasing laboratory equipment is no small investment and moving it from point A to point B is no small feat. That’s why its so important that company you hire for moving lab equipment has experience relocating these highly sensitive instruments.

Enter The Lab World Group. Our skilled team of professional movers has the knowledge, experience, and equipment to properly handle your most sensitive equipment. We understand and implement proper proceedures for shutting down, disconnecting, packaging, and transporting all types of equipment. In addition to first hand knowledge about transporting laboratory equipment, we have extensive experience transporting temperature sensitive samples in the event an entire facility is being relocated or samples need to be preserved. We ensure your sensitive equipment, irreplaceable samples and hard work are handled with care from start to finish.

From large $5 million facilities in Texas, to smaller independent research labs in Boston, The Lab World Group has moved it all. Let us provide you with a scalable, full-service laboratory equipment moving solution. For more information, fill out the form below or contact us here.

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