Keep damage from corrosive liquids in check with specially designed safety cabinets.

Research environments using several different types of chemicals present special storage requirements. Whether using acids, bases, or solvents, it is critical that incompatible liquids are segregated to avoid disastrous explosions or fire. Additionally, it is important to know chemical compatibility as it relates to the construction materials of the cabinet itself. The MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) should be reviewed to determine chemical characteristics and recommended storage practices.

Justrite offers the most extensive selection of cabinet types and sizes to meet the growing demands of lab professionals worldwide, including a full line of Centuratm cabinets specifically designed for laboratory use.

Consider the type of chemical to be stored when selecting a cabinet.
Corrosives can easily penetrate and destroy cabinet surfaces. To resist acids and alkaline corrosives Justrite offers three varieties of storage: polyethylene cabinets, 18-gauge steel cabinets with corrosion resistant paint, and nonmetallic laminated cabinets.

Polyethylene Cabinets All polyethylene construction provides solid protection against leaks. Chemically inert, linear low density polyethylene offers maximum resistance against rust and corrosion.	Steel Cabinets Steel cabinets are ideal for flammable corrosives as they have all the features of Justrite’s market leading safety cabinets with the added benefit of polyethylene shelf trays and a unique powder coat paint for chemical resistance.	Nonmetallic Cabinets Wood laminate cabinets resist nearly all acids and corrosives and have no internal metal parts to corrode. Sliding door makes it perfect for aisle use.