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Countertop Polyethylene Cabinet for Corrosives 24080-CT Justrite

Art. no: 24080-CT
Product description
Safetly transorm safety cabinet doors from manual-close to self-close.
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Product Features
  • Point-of-use convenience for small quantities of acids or bases
  • Completely metal-free—excellent chemical resistance against damaging spills or vapours
  • Includes two poly shelves; use one inside to catch leaks, store the other under cabinet and remove for use as a worktop
  • Hinge door from either side—accepts optional padlock
  • Three application-specific labels included - Acid, Base and Corrosive
Product description
Safely store strong acids such as hydrochloric, sulfuric, or nitric acid; or bases such as sodium, potassium, or calcium hydroxide in this durable, HDPE (high-density polyethylene) cabinet. With no metal parts to corrode, this cabinet holds up to 36, 2.5-liter bottles, and offers chemical resistance against spills or potential damaging vapours when storing acids or bases. The shelf adjusts on 3-inch (76-mm) increments and has a load capacity of 125-lbs (57-kgs). A removable yet sturdy sump cover, which also serves as a bottom shelf, conceals the fully integrated, leakproof sump with an 8.5-gal (32-L) capacity. Doors accept a padlock (not included) for added security. Use cabinet for stand-alone storage for access to grooved top work surface. Four pre-formed vent locations at the rear provide a guide for an aftermarket vent kit (not included) in the event the application requires a pressurized vapour removal system.

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Brand Justrite
Instructions
Recommended use For safe storage of strong acids to avoid risk of spills or potential damaging vapors in industries like laboratories, chemical manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals.
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