Hazardous material cabinets--Cabinet for dangerous materials, painted, light blue
Hazardous material cabinets--Cabinet for dangerous materials, painted, light blue

Cabinet for dangerous materials, painted, light blue

m500002644
€1,421.00
1.421,00 € (tax incl.)

Cabinet For hazardous materials designed for secure storage of 200-liter drums and lower containers in warehouses and industrial environments that require compliance with safety regulations.

  • Sumidireous tray: Manufactured in 3 mm steel sheet with a 230-liter retaining capacity.
  • Closed superstructure: Blockable galvanized steel sheet with loading grid of 1000 kg / m².
  • Technical Certification: It complies with Stawar for storage of hazardous substances for the aquatic environment.
  • Operational dimensions: Height of 1780 mm and width of 1680 mm supplied in assembled state.

** Delivery time 15 working days
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200-liter drum storage: alternatively, combine 200-liter drums with smaller containers, for example, 60-liter drums, drums/small cans

Attributes

  • For indoor or under roof use
  • 3 mm steel sheet
  • Galvanized grid (load capacity 1000 kg/m2)
  • manoeuvre margin on the floor of 100 mm
  • Superstructure construction galvanized steel sheet closed
  • blockable
  • Baton storage is possible even when pumps or funnels are installed
  • Declaration of Compliance (UHP in German); Meet StawaR
  • Approved for hazardous substances for the aquatic environment assigned to the GHS categories 1 - 4
  • Approved for flammable liquids with a point of inflammation  55 °C
can be stacked
Not
Finish
painted
Weight (kg)
232.0
GTIN (Previous EAN)
4052462026414.0
Mounting status for dispatch
assembly
load capacity
1000.0
charging capacity per unit of measurement
kg/m2
ral
RAL 5012 Light Blue
cod
RAL 5012
Total height (mm)
1780.0
Width (mm)
1680.0
Color
blue
retention capacity (l) (Germany)
230.0
measured retention capacity to the edge of the sink (l)
230.0
grid
grid
Depth (mm)
690.0
uso
interior, covered
New
4052462026414