Used Flammable Storage Cabinets

About Flammable Storage Cabinet

Flammable cabinets secure hazardous chemicals and other combustibles, reducing the risk of spillage or any other accident from happening. Should unexpected dangerous events happen, flammable cabinets give employees spare time for evacuation. Aside from making sure employees get out safely these cabinets helps give emergency responders more time to manage the fire before reaching dangerous levels. In some cases, these cabinets could be the reason for stopping a critical explosion. Flammable cabinets also help thwart unauthorized access to these hazardous substances.

Another advantage of a flammable storage cabinet is that they help prevent leakage of dangerous fluids. Flammable cabinets prevent chemical leaks from destroying property or causing injury to your employees. Chemical leakages can harm a facility or cause serious accidents if they go undetected and unaddressed. These safety cabinets are fabricated to withstand chemical leaks and designed to collect chemicals for easy disposal or cleaning.

Flammable cabinets are made from double-walled; 18-gauge welded steel and typically include a two-inch capped vent on each side. Flammable cabinets have adjustable shelves for storing different size containers or can be set up to accommodate barrels. We also offer units with self-closing doors which shut automatically when temperatures reach 160°F by utilizing a melting lock. Corrosive cabinets offer the same construction and configurations but are finished in blue in accordance with material storage standards.

Some Advantages of Flammable Storage Cabinets

• Key to preventing accidents by keeping chemicals and other hazardous materials organized and secure. 
• Keep chemicals from leaking and causing injury or property.
• In extreme cases flammable storage cabinets can help prevent explosions. 
• Prevent unauthorized access.

Don’t wait for a dangerous situation to occur. If one of our used flammable cabinets doesn’t meet your needs, check out our inventory of new flammable cabinets. Contact a member of the American Surplus sales team to learn more about our current inventory of flammable storage cabinets, as well as our full selection of industrial cabinets.

Flammable Storage Cabinet Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What are flammable cabinets?
A: Flammable cabinets are specialized storage units designed to safely store flammable liquids and chemicals. These cabinets are constructed with materials that can resist fire and are designed to prevent the ignition of the contents inside the cabinet.

Q: What types of flammable cabinets are available?
A: There are several types of flammable cabinets available, including horizontal drum cabinets, vertical drum cabinets, and cabinets for storing smaller containers. Each type has its own unique features, such as adjustable shelves or locking mechanisms, to help businesses meet their specific storage needs.

Q: Why are flammable cabinets important?
A: Flammable liquids and chemicals can pose a serious fire hazard if not stored properly. Flammable cabinets are important because they provide a secure and safe location for storing these potentially dangerous materials. This helps reduce the risk of fires and explosions, protecting both employees and the facility.

Q: How do I choose the right flammable cabinet?
A: When choosing a flammable cabinet, it's important to consider factors such as the type and quantity of materials being stored, the size and location of the cabinet, and any applicable regulations or standards. Businesses should also look for cabinets with features such as fire-resistant materials, grounding wires, and ventilation systems to help improve safety.

Q: How do I maintain my flammable cabinet?
A: To maintain a flammable cabinet, businesses should regularly inspect it for any signs of damage or wear, such as dents or corrosion. They should also ensure that the cabinet is kept clean and free of debris or clutter. In addition, businesses should follow all applicable regulations and standards for storing flammable materials and should only use approved containers and labels. Regular training for employees on proper storage and handling of flammable materials is also recommended.