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Flammable Liquid Storage (Self-Closing Doors, 30 gal)

Item Number: HMH893020 Supplier: HASSEL MATERIAL HANDLING CO

NOTE: The self- closing style of door is required in certain states which follow an adopted fire code such as the International Fire Code (IFC) or NFPA 1 Fire code. Contact local jurisdictions for specific requirements.

Description

Industry-leading safety cabinets provide the best possible flammable liquid storage and protection. Protect workers, reduce fire risks, and improve productivity by storing hazardous liquids in code compliant safety cabinets. Designed to meet OSHA and NFPA standards, these cabinets are sturdily constructed of all-welded, 18-gauge double-walled steel with 1-1/2" insulating air space for fire resistance. Comes with a double key set and/or accepts an optional padlock. Reflective labeling provides high visibility under fire conditions or power outages.

Features

Safety cabinets constructed with 18-gauge, double-wall thermal insulating air barrier.
Leakproof sill in base of cabinet is a full 2" d to contain spills.
Dual vents, strategically placed, with built-in flash arresters. Hazardous vapors may be piped as required by the authority having jurisdiction.
A self-closing, fusible link-actuated door closing system (if self-closing is ordered). The fusible link automatically releases, closing the doors at 165° F. Justrite's patented three-point closing system guarantees they'll close in sequence and assures a tight closure from top to bottom.
Color: Safety yellow.

Warranty

Ten year equipment replacement. Excludes any products which have been subject to any misuse.

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