90 gallons flammable fireproof safety cabinets

90 gallons flammable fireproof safety cabinets

Material: cabinet made of a double layer of high-quality cold-rolled steel, galvanized steel laminates for high-quality laminates;

Coating: phosphoric acid passivation treatment, electrostatic spraying epoxy resin;

Specifications: two-door, manual, three-point linkage-type door locks;

◆ high-performance security cabinet by the European CE certification authority has reached OSHA standard (Occupational Safety and Health Administration), and been in line with NFPA (National Fire Protection Association), the Article 30 requirements for specification storing flammable liquids and hazardous chemicals goods.

◆ fire safety cabinet as a whole, it is made of fireproof steel structure. And there is the 40mm of interval between two layers,  and it is special fire-filler material, so that fire performance is even more remarkable.

◆ It uses high-quality cold-rolled steel to increase strength, make it better fire performance.

◆ The 50mm leakproof sump of body is maximum possible to prevent spilling chemical liquid.

◆ They, unique galvanized shelves, corrosion, fluid leakage, can be maximum supporting 400lbs of steel safety cans.

◆ inside and outside, the cabinet are sprayed with durable, lead-free epoxy paint, and increased resistance to chemicals capacity maximum.

◆ It is marked with three languages ​​of high-visibility labels, corrosion-resistant.

◆ Two fire apparatus may have vents, which are located on both sides of the cabinet body, and comes with anti-static wire.

◆ Four adjustable levels is support to ensure stable cabinet.

 [Note] products are three colors, red (red indication flammable liquids), yellow (yellow indicator flammable liquids), and blue (blue indicates a weak corrosive liquid). Their size are same, and different chemicals has different stores. In the process of storing chemicals, we use colored labels to identify, organize, and separate various flammable or hazardous liquids. This will be convenient while firefighters identify hazards in case of fire.