Jamco FM45 Flammable Storage Safety Cabinet - Manual Close Doors

Jamco FM45 Flammable Storage Safety Cabinet - Manual Close Doors with double wall cabinets to contain flammable liquids in protected storage with floor clearance, FM Approved!  All welded double wall 18 gauge construction with 1-1/2" insulating air space. 4" high legs have bolt holes to secure to the floor. Legs allow moving unit with a forklift truck. 2" leakproof sill to contain leaks. Lockable flush mounted handle with two keys. Doors have 3 point locking system and radius edges. Doors are double walled, 14 gauge outside & 18 gauge inside. 4" heavy-duty welded hinges with brass pins.
♦  Size: 43" wide x 18" deep x 70" tall 
♦  2 adjustable galvanized steel shelves. 
♦  Capacity: 45 gallons.
♦  Cabinet weight: 368 pounds.
♦  Twin 2" flame arrester vents.
♦ Powder-coated yellow finish.
♦  Safety signage in large red letters.
♦  Galvanized steel shelves adjust on 2-1/2" centers.
♦  Meets OSHA and NFPA code 30 & UFC 79 standards.
♦  Manual close doors open to full 180°.

Here are some typical uses of the Jamco Flammable Safety Cabinet across different industries:
♦  Laboratories: Flammable chemicals are commonly used in research and clinical laboratories. The Jamco cabinet provides a secure environment for storing solvents, reagents, and other flammable substances, minimizing the risk of ignition near heat sources or sparks.
♦  Manufacturing Facilities: Manufacturing processes often involve flammable materials, such as paints, solvents, and adhesives. Storing these materials in safety cabinets helps prevent fires and ensures a safer manufacturing floor.
♦  Automotive Shops: Automotive repair and maintenance shops use flammable liquids like gasoline, oils, and lubricants. Safety cabinets are essential for storing these substances safely, reducing the fire risk in a space filled with potential ignition sources.
♦  Printing and Publishing: The printing industry uses inks, cleaning solvents, and other flammable liquids. Flammable safety cabinets are vital for storing these materials, especially in areas with printing presses and binding equipment.
♦  Warehousing and Storage: Facilities that store various goods, including flammable materials, rely on safety cabinets to segregate and safely store these items, mitigating fire risks in storage areas.
♦  Aerospace and Defense: The aerospace and defense sectors use various flammable materials, from fuels to specialty lubricants and coatings. Safety cabinets store these materials in compliance with strict industry regulations.
♦  Pharmaceutical Industry: MPharmaceutical manufacturing and research involve solvents and other flammable chemicals. Safety cabinets ensure these materials are stored safely, protecting the products and the personnel.
♦  Construction Sites: Flammable materials like adhesives, sealants, and solvents are commonly used on construction sites. Portable flammable safety cabinets can be used to store these materials safely on-site.
♦  Oil and Gas: Operations in the oil and gas industry involve highly flammable substances. Safety cabinets are used in refineries, processing plants, and testing labs to safely store smaller quantities of flammable liquids.
♦  Educational Institutions: Schools, colleges, and universities with chemistry labs require the safe storage of flammable chemicals to protect students and faculty. These cabinets are also used in vocational training centers for trades involving flammable materials.
♦  Paint Stores and Departments: Retailers and storerooms for paint and painting supplies use flammable safety cabinets to store large quantities of paints, thinners, and removers, adhering to safety standards and preventing accidental ignition.
♦  Agricultural Facilities: Agricultural operations use pesticides and fertilizers, many of which are flammable. Safety cabinets provide a secure storage solution, particularly when these chemicals are mixed or transferred.

The Jamco Flammable Safety Cabinet serves a vital role in these industries by offering a safe, compliant method for storing hazardous materials, protecting against fire risks, and contributing to a safer working environment.