【4 Gallon Flammable Cabinet】This 4 Gallon Flammable Liquid Safety Cabinet is a Blue Hazardous Storage Cabinet When manually closed, the door opens 180°, making it easy to take out and put in items or clean the cabinet, gasoline storage allows you to hold up to 4 gallons of flammable materials, continuous piano hinges are safer than typical counter hinges and keep the doors from warping.
【Quality Detail Design】4 gallon blue safety storage cabinet is made of double-layer 1.2mm fire-resistant steel construction, 1.49 inch air insulation between two layers, built-in fireproof cotton, effectively preventing contents from catching fire. hazardous storage cabinetThe well-designed two 2.16-inch vents with thoughtful 2-inch high leak-proof sump can avoid the flow of hazardous liquids, which can ensure the safety.
【Adjustable Design】The flammable storage cabinet comes with 1.2mm thick galvanized steel plate (176 lbs load capacity), removable and can be installed according to the reserved guard rails inside the cabinet (about 2.36 inches high per level). So you can store different sizes of storage tiers. Meanwhile gasoline storage cabinet doors are precision welded and riveted together for longer service life.
【Safety and Reliability】This safety storage cabinet adopts three-point interlocking door lock with anti-theft and anti-prying function to ensure the safe closing of the cabinet door. industry safety cabinet can also be added by padlock (not included) to improve the safety. fire cabinet is also equipped with static grounding conductor port for easy connection of the static grounding conductor, to prevent static sparks caused by fire and explosion.
【Application Scenario】This fireproof cabinet is suitable for all kinds of commercial and industrial environments, also suitable for home use. Such as laboratories, hospitals, research institutes, workshops, chemical plants, factories, hotel kitchens and home use storage.4 gallon chemical storage cabinet is a reliable safety cabinet with large enough storage space for your use.
