Indoor Flammable Liquid Safety Cabinets

Flammable liquid safety cabinets are designed for the safe and secure storage of Class 3 flammable liquids in the workplace. The double wall construction with a 40mm barrier offers ultimate fire containment and protection to safeguard against the dangers of combustible liquids. 

• Keep flammable liquids stored in a flammable safety cabinet to prevent ignition
• Store flammable liquids away from incompatible substances
• Designed for indoor use with levelling feet for uneven surfaces
• Double wall construction - 40mm thermal barrier
• Cabinets have vent ports and flashback arrestors on each side to allow fumes to escape and stop flames and flashback into the cabinet 
• Cabinets feature an internal spill cavity or sump, adjustable shelving and a base shelf to store liquids above the sump 
• Yellow powder coated finish (UV-stabilised) for durability
• Self-closing door(s) means cabinet can't be left open or ajar   
• Doors - stainless steel continuous hinge for strength and smooth operation
• Flush mounted handle with key lock
• Built-in grounding connector for easy grounding (if required)
• Clear, descriptive safety and warning signage applied in accordance with Australian Standards
• Designed and manufactured in Australia to meet the requirements of AS1940-2017 – The storage and handling of flammable and combustible liquids

Designed and manufactured in Australia 

Our Spill Crew DG storage solutions (gas and aerosol cages, safety cabinets and outdoor dangerous goods stores) are designed and manufactured in Melbourne, Australia and developed to meet the requirements of Australian Standards.

What's a Class 3 – flammable liquid?

As referred from AS1940-2017, flammable liquids are:

Liquids, mixtures of liquids or liquids containing solids in solution or suspension (e.g. paints, varnishes, lacquers etc. but not including substances otherwise classified on account of their dangerous characteristics) which give off a flammable vapour at temperatures of not more than 60.5 degrees Celsius (closed cup test) or not more than 65.5 degrees Celsius (open cup test), normally referred to as the flash point.

Visit Worksafe Victoria for more information regarding the safe storage of Dangerous goods in the workplace. 

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