Security at a jobsite can be a challenge. The 15 Gallon Safesite® Flammable Safety Chests provide added security of flammables in addition to
OSHA and
NFPA compliance. They are ideal for construction, utilities, and maintenance areas where gasoline, other fuels, paint thinners or chemicals are used and help protect against misuse or arson. The easy portability provided by the optional casters also make the flammable safety cabinets ideal for indoor maintenance and construction locations where solvents and other chemicals are used.
Manufacturing Details:
The 15 Gallon Safesite® Flammable Safety Chest features an all welded steel construction and a 16-gauge body and lid. The recessed handles on sides and lid eliminate any protrusions that could be damaged during transport while the heavy-duty 12-gauge runners allow the cabinet to be forklifted if necessary. Maximum protection from bolt cutters is achieved through the placement of extra thick .25” tangs which are welded to the inside of the lid, securely interlocking the dual internal recessed padlock pockets. Optional heavy duty casters with a load capacity of 2000 lbs. are available separately and provide easy mobility of the safety chest around the jobsite.
The double wall construction is protected by a superior UV-protected powdercoat finish inside and out to stand up to weather and abusive conditions. Opening of the double vents on the flammable safety cabinet allow vapors to escape when the unit is used outside at the jobsite. For indoor use check with local fire jurisdiction for venting requirements as closure of the vents will contain content vapors.
Specifications:
- OSHA and NFPA Compliant
- Portable Outdoor Use
- UV Protected Powdercoat Finish
- Recessed Handles
- Optional Casters Available (two swivel and two locking)
- Five Year Limited Warranty
- Dimensions: 31 1/8”H x 48”W x 24”D
- Weight 243 lbs.
- Made in the U.S.A.
Non-sparking self-closing/self-latching cabinets for flammable liquids are required by certain individual states and counties that follow an adopted Fire Code (such as the International Fire Code (IFC), NFPA 1, or Uniform Fire Code.) The states listed below have at least one county that require the use of safety cabinets with non-sparking self-closing/self-latching doors when storing flammable liquids. In most cases this will be adopted by the entire state over time:
- Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wyoming
Please make sure you are in compliance with your local requirements by checking with your local authority having jurisdiction.
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