Justrite Flammable Liquid Storage Cabinets

Protect workers, reduce fire risks, and improve productivity by storing hazardous liquids in code compliant safety cabinets

• Safely contain hazardous chemicals to reduce the risk of fire
• Identify, organize, and segregate dangerous liquids
• This flammable liquid storage complies with federal OSHA 29 CFR 1910.106, NFPA Code 30, section 9.5, is FM approved, and meets and state and local fire codes
• Justrite cabinets improve efficiency by allowing solvent to be stored near point of use and improve security with their keyed U-Loc handle
• All safety storage cabinets come with Haz-Alert reflective labeling for high visibility under fire conditions
• Made from sturdy 18-gauge steel, flammable liquid storage cabinets are welded for strength, long life, and greater fire protection
• Each flammable liquid storage locker features double wall construction with 1-1/2" insulating air space
• 3-point self-latching, easy close doors with double key set
• An exclusive U-Loc handle with double key set which accepts a padlock for greater security, reduces dangerous 'catches' from passers by due to its flush design, and offers greater control and fingertip operation because of its slip resistant strip under the handle
• A 2" leak proof sill that capture spills
• Dual 2" vents with flame arresters
• SpillSlope shelves that are adjustable on 3" centers
• A durable lead-free powder paint finish, inside and out, for maximum chemical resistance
• Four adjustable leveling feet that provide a wobble-free base
• A built-in grounding connector that prevents static build-up
• Quality that is backed by a 10-year warranty
• Justrite flammable safety cabinets can be ordered with either a manual or self-closing door
• Manual-close safety cabinet doors are economical, permit doors to open to a full 180°F, and will automatically self-latch when pushed closed
• Self-close safety cabinet doors self-latch and self-close upon release and are held open by fusible links that will automatically melt at 165°F in the event of a fire
• States that follow the Uniform Fire Code (UFC) mandate the use of self-closing cabinets