Flammable Liquid Storage Cabinet
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Flammable Liquid Storage Cabinet | Small & Large Suppliers
A flammable liquid storage cabinet might sound like something only factories and warehouses would have a need for, but that’s far from the case. In fact, most workplaces have flammable liquids of some form onsite whether they are currently in proper, safe storage or not.
For example, petrol, methylated spirits, acetone and paint thinners are all flammable liquids.
Same as dangerous goods storage cabinets, flammable liquid storage cabinets put potential fire and poisoning risks where they belong – behind closed doors. Very sturdy closed doors.
Flammable liquid storage cabinets are specifically designed to be impervious barriers so flammable or toxic vapours can’t get in or out. Any flammable liquids storage cabinet manufactured to AS1940 conformance standards has two layers of sheet steel casing. That’s heavy duty construction and a very solid barrier to keep liquids secure inside and lurking contaminants outside.
On top of that, most flammable liquid storage cabinets have sturdy self-closing, tight-fitting doors to keep exposure to the outside world and its myriad contaminants to a minimum.
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- The cabinets must be made of steel and have double walls with an air gap between them. The doors must be self-closing and latching, and the cabinet must have a venting system to prevent the buildup of flammable vapors.
- The cabinets must also be labeled with the appropriate hazard warning symbols and information. The cabinets must also be able to withstand fire for a specific period, typically one hour.
