Fire safety cabinets of various sizes provide safe storage, packaging and classification of your hazardous chemicals.

Fire safety cabinets Features

Fire Resistance: The primary feature of a fire safety cabinet is its ability to withstand exposure to fire and high temperatures. These cabinets are constructed with fire-resistant materials such as steel or composite materials with insulating properties. The construction and design of the cabinet are engineered to prevent the spread of fire and protect the contents inside.

Insulation: Fire safety cabinets often feature insulation layers or barriers that help maintain stable internal temperatures and prevent the transmission of heat from the exterior to the interior. This insulation helps protect flammable materials stored inside the cabinet from ignition or combustion in the event of a fire outside the cabinet.

Fire-Rated Construction: Fire safety cabinets are built to comply with specific fire safety standards and regulations, such as those set by organizations like Underwriters Laboratories (UL) or the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Cabinets are tested and rated based on their ability to withstand fire exposure for a specified period, such as 30, 60, or 90 minutes, without allowing the internal temperature to exceed a certain threshold.

Secure Storage: In addition to fire protection, fire safety cabinets often feature secure locking mechanisms to prevent unauthorized access to hazardous materials stored inside. Locking options may include key locks, combination locks, or electronic locks, depending on the level of security required.

Ventilation: While fire safety cabinets are designed to contain fire and prevent the spread of flames, some cabinets may include ventilation features to allow the release of heat and pressure buildup in the event of a fire. Ventilation systems may consist of vents or panels designed to open or release gases safely during a fire emergency.

Compliance with Regulations: Fire safety cabinets are manufactured to comply with relevant regulations and standards governing the storage of flammable materials and hazardous substances. Compliance with standards such as OSHA 29 CFR 1910.106 ensures that cabinets provide adequate protection and safety for stored materials and employees.

Labeling and Identification: Fire safety cabinets are often labeled and marked with safety signage to indicate their purpose, contents, and safety precautions. This helps ensure proper identification and handling of flammable materials and reinforces safety protocols in the workplace.

Self-locking mechanism - three-point linkage system and fire safety cabinet should be designed to prevent static electricity.

Technology Certification

* CE CERTIFICATE,All double-layer fireproof steel plate construction, two layers of steel plate separated by 38mm insulation layer;

* High quality steel plate welded, longer service life, better fire resistance;

* Three-point linkage door lock, easy to open and close 180 degree cabinet door with double keys;

* 5 cm high leakproof liquid tank to prevent accidental outflow of liquid does not spill;

* Professional standard warning label is obvious;

* Double air vents with anti-closing device;

* Unique spill-proof laminates can be freely adjusted between the top and bottom of every 6 cm layer;

* The cabinet inside and outside are sprayed with durable, lead-free enamel to prevent chemical erosion;

* In strict accordance with OSHA specifications, the cabinet is equipped with electrostatic ground conduction ports for easy connection of electrostatic ground wires.