Sandusky Two Door Flammable Safety Cabinets - Double-Door Safety Cabinet, 60 gal. Capacity - SC600F-P

• Cabinets have standard two door manual close design and two 500 lb. capacity galvanized shelves
• Feature recessed handle with keyed lock and padlock hasp for extra security
• Dual 2" capped vents with flash arrestors for external exhaust and a 2" high leak-proof door sill to contain spills
• Construction meets NFPA Code 30 and OSHA Standard 1910.106 for storage of Class I, II and III liquids
• Factory Mutual (FM) approved

Specifications

What our Expect Think

• 60-Gallon Capacity – Provides ample storage for flammable materials while maintaining safety compliance.
• Double-Door Design – Self-closing, self-latching doors enhance security and fire protection.
• Heavy-Duty Steel Construction – Built for durability, chemical resistance, and fire protection.
• Meets OSHA & NFPA Standards – Ensures compliance with flammable storage safety regulations.
• Adjustable Shelves & Leak-Proof Sump – Customizable interior with spill containment for added protection.

Q&A

Q: What is the Sandusky Two-Door Flammable Safety Cabinet?
A: The Sandusky SC600F-P is a double-door flammable safety cabinet with a 60-gallon capacity, designed to store and secure flammable liquids safely in industrial, commercial, and laboratory settings.

Q: Who should use this cabinet?
A: Ideal for workshops, labs, warehouses, and industrial facilities that need secure storage for flammable liquids while meeting safety regulations.

Maintenance Tips

• Regular Inspections: Check for dents, corrosion, or leaks that could compromise safety.
• Keep Doors Sealed: Ensure self-closing doors function properly to contain hazardous materials.
• Clean Spills Immediately: Use absorbent materials to clean any chemical spills inside the cabinet.
• Ventilation Maintenance: If using ventilation, ensure ducts are clear and functioning properly.
• Label & Organize: Store chemicals according to OSHA and NFPA guidelines for proper segregation.
• Avoid Overloading: Do not exceed the cabinet’s weight capacity to maintain structural integrity.