Combustible Cabinets

Combustible Storage Cabinets are used for Class III combustible liquids and hazardous materials. Paint storage cabinets are designed to meet NFPA and OSHA Standards. We also provide a range of combustible safety cabinets which are ideal for storing various class III combustibles.

A combustible cabinet is used for the storage of fluids such as paints, inks or some other combustibles, you can store them securely in NFPA compliant combustible storage cabinet. We provide these cabinets in a variety of sizes as well to help you provide something according to your requirements.

Difference between combustible and flammable? The main difference between the Flammable Liquids burn easily at normal working temperatures, while combustible liquids need higher than normal temperatures to ignite. Get best price.

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Combustible cabinet Paint storage cabinet

Combustible Storage Cabinet

  • Available in storage capacities of 4 gal to 110 gal.
  • All cabinets CE Certified.
  • Single and double doors available.
  • Custom sizes are available.
  • Colors - Grey and Blue.

Combustible Paint Storage Cabinet

What is the difference between a combustible and a flammable cabinet?

Flammable liquids burn easily at normal working temperatures, while combustible liquids need higher than normal temperatures to ignite. A combustible cabinet is for combustible liquids such as paints and inks. Check the flash point on your safety data sheet before choosing between the two.

What sizes of combustible storage cabinet are available?

Combustible storage cabinets are available from 4 gal (15 L) to 110 gal (410 L), with single and double door options. The 4 gal cabinet has one shelf and the 110 gal cabinet has two. The table lists part numbers, shelves and external dimensions, and custom sizes are available.

What can be stored in a combustible storage cabinet?

A combustible storage cabinet holds combustible liquids such as paints and inks. Liquids that ignite easily at normal working temperatures belong in a flammable storage cabinet instead, so check your liquid's flash point on its safety data sheet before you choose.

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