Safely store corrosive chemicals in this compact acid and alkali storage cabinet, designed to help you organise hazardous substances in line with best practice guidelines.
With a single lockable door and a space-saving footprint, this cabinet is ideal for laboratories, workshops and education environments where controlled chemical storage is essential.
Product Features
- Purpose-designed for the secure storage of acids, alkalis and other corrosive substances
- Compact overall footprint to suit smaller rooms and under-bench locations
- Single door design for quick access and simple segregation of hazardous materials
- Robust steel construction for long-lasting performance in demanding environments
- Clearly identifiable as a hazardous substance storage unit to support site safety procedures
- Suitable for use as part of a wider hazardous substance storage system
Key Specifications
| Overall height | 760 mm |
| Overall width | 457 mm |
| Overall depth | 457 mm |
| Number of doors | 1 |
| Intended use | Storage of acids, alkalis and corrosive substances |
Applications
- Laboratories requiring compliant storage of corrosive chemicals
- Workshops and maintenance areas handling cleaning agents and treatment solutions
- Educational science rooms storing teaching quantities of acids and alkalis
- Industrial sites needing segregated storage for hazardous process chemicals
- Facilities management teams organising hazardous substance cupboards
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this cabinet suitable for storing all types of chemicals?
This cabinet is intended for acids, alkalis and similar corrosive substances. Always check the safety data sheet for each chemical to ensure it is compatible with this type of storage and segregate any incompatible materials.
Can this cabinet be used in small rooms or under benches?
Yes, the compact dimensions of 760 x 457 x 457 mm make it well suited to smaller rooms and under-bench installations, provided there is adequate ventilation and safe access.
Does this cabinet help with COSHH compliance?
The cabinet provides a dedicated, clearly identifiable space for corrosive substances, which supports good practice under COSHH. It should be used alongside a full risk assessment, appropriate labelling and safe handling procedures.