Expand storage and safely segregate flammable liquids with the 2 Door Undercounter Flammable Cabinets. Designed to provide additional under counter safe storage the cabinet is sized and fitted with a 3.5”H x 2.5”D kickplate to mount flush with other cabinetry.. The 22 Gallon Flammable Storage Units are FM Global tested/approved, comply with
OSHA regulations and are designed in accordance with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) code 30 regulations. The Undercounter Cabinets provide quick access at work stations by taking advantage of undercounter space for the safe storage of flammables. Available in multiple colors and two door styles, the 2 Door Flammable Storage Units have a capacity of twenty two gallons and are the
safe, compliant storage unit for small business, residential garages or industrial usage.
Manufacturing Details:
Construction of the flammable storage locker begins with sturdy, 18 gauge double wall steel with 1 ½” of insulating air space. Doors are easy close, self latching with smooth closure provided by the continuous piano hinge. The fully-welded (not riveted) construction holds the storage unit square for longer life offering greater protection in a fire since air gaps are reduced. The built-in grounding connector on the outside side panel provides easy grounding while the dual vents with built-in flame arrestors that are strategically placed on the back wall for easy connection if ventilation is needed. The unit features welded shelf hangers that interlock with the shelf to offer maximum “no slip” stability. The 2” liquid-tight containment sump holds leaks and meets EPA requirements.
All flammable storage cabinets have a durable and chemical resistant, hybrid lead-free powder coat paint finish inside and out which retain a high gloss look and minimizes the effect of corrosion and humidity. The reflective labeling provides high visibility in the dark under fire conditions or power outage when illuminated by a flashlight beam. The hazard warning label is printed in three languages.
Units are completed with a flush paddle handle with slip resistant grip for easy fingertip operation and reduction of dangerous “catches” from passing traffic. Handle includes double key set for keyed lock to which a padlock may be added for increased security. All door corners of the flammable storage locker are rounded to reduce accidental nick or cuts and potential hand injury. A stainless steel, three-point bullet self-latching system provides easy, fail-safe positive door closure with increased heat resistance. Fusible links and patented concealed self-close mechanisms on self-close models ensure maximum use of space while providing secure closure and containment of flammables in the event of fire. Units rest on leveling feet which adjust to 1.125” providing stability on uneven surfaces.
Door Types and Features:
- Self-Close: This style self-indexes, self-latches and self-closes to automatically shut doors upon release. Mechanism is concealed in the top wall maximizing available shelf space. Fusible links hold doors open during use. In the event of a fire, fusible links will melt at 165°F (74°C) to automatically close doors.
- Manual: Economical manual-close doors permit doors to open a full 180°. When pushed closed they will automatically self-latch.
Specifications:
- 18 Gauge Steel Construction
- Meets OSHA and NFPA code requirements
- FM Global Tested and Approved
- Patented Concealed Self-Close Mechanism
- Available in Manual or Self-Close Doors
- Fully Welded
- Rounded Door Corners
- 10 Year Warranty
- Dimensions: 35”H x 35”W x 22”D
- Under Counter Application
- 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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