Flammable liquids storage cabinet, 90 US gallons (341 L), FM, NFPA and OSHA-approved.

Flammable liquids storage cabinet for fire safety. Capacity 90 US gallons (341 L). Approved FM, NFPA, and OSHA. Manufactured by Justrite (number 899000).

This item is available as a special order only. Shipping fees are not included in the listed price.

Characteristics:

• Exterior painted yellow.
• 2 manual closing doors.
• 2 galvanized steel adjustable shelves with a maximal load of 159 kg.
• 4 leveller legs.

Size:
Height 65 in x width 43 in x depth 34 in.
(Height 166 cm x width 110 cm x depth 87 cm).
Weight of the cabinet: 379.2 lbs (172 kg). 

Shipping weight: 404.2 lbs (183.3 kg).

The cabinet is constructed with double walls of 18-gauge (1-mm thick) steel with 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) of insulating air space between them. Its fully welded, bolt-free structure allows for better protection from fire while also improving the durability
of the cabinet. The cabinet walls are also provided with two fire-arrestor vents.

The cabinet’s shelves are certified ANSI. They can be adjusted to every 3 inches (7.6 cm). Their slight slope directs any liquid spills downwards and backwards, into a built-in, spill-proof sump. The floor of the cabinet is also provided with a spill-proof, 2-inch (5 cm) sill.

Particular attention has been brought to the safe locking of the cabinet. The cabinet doors are equipped with an U-Loc™ fixed handle provided with a set of 2 keys. The handle also allows padlocks to be used. The 3-point self-latching system with stainless steel bullet latches, together with the piano hinge, ensure that doors close easily and tightly.

The cabinet is also equipped of an integrated connector for electrical grounding.

The cabinet is fully painted with a lead-free powder paint, which provides protection from corrosion while keeping its lustrous, resistant finish.

The Haz-Alert™ reflecting label on the front of the cabinet includes written warnings in 3 languages (English, French, Spanish). By reflecting flashlight beams, the label also allows firefighters to better notice the cabinet in case of emergency (power outage, smoke-filled room, etc.)