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- Yellow
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This storage unit is designed specifically for holding oxidizing agents in both liquid and solid forms. It meets Australian safety standards for the handling and storage of dangerous goods. The construction uses reinf...
Description and applications
This storage unit is designed specifically for holding oxidizing agents in both liquid and solid forms. It meets Australian safety standards for the handling and storage of dangerous goods. The construction uses reinforced steel to provide durability and protection. Internal features help manage risks associated with reactive chemicals.
The cabinet protects against accidental ignition, heat buildup, and chemical reactions that could lead to fire or explosion. It contains spills through a liquid-tight sump and vents flames with flash arresters. Doors close automatically and are designed to release under pressure to avoid rupture. These features work together to minimise risk in case of internal incidents.
It is used in laboratories, industrial facilities, and workshops where oxidizing chemicals are handled. Common locations include chemical storage rooms, maintenance areas, and processing plants. The unit is not intended for outdoor use or for storing flammable liquids. Proper placement ensures compliance with safety regulations and easy access for trained personnel.
- Built with double-walled steel for strength and fire resistance
- Features self-closing doors with hydraulic controls and pressure release
- Includes ventilated shelves and flame-arresting vents for safety
- Finished with a chemical-resistant yellow coating for visibility and durability
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