Flammable storage cabinet: which type to choose?
A flammable storage cabinet has a type that shows how long it protects liquids in a fire. How to match it to your stock and lab, and what goes in the order?

90-minute safety cabinets
S Series
The S-Phoenix-90 is a fire-resistant safety cabinet with folding doors, offering 90 minutes' fire resistance in accordance with EN 14470-1, available in widths of 1196, 896 and 596 mm and a height of 1968 mm; the version with a 30-minute fire resistance rating is the S-Phoenix-30.
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Add to enquiryAddedIn enquiryFolding doors allow for more space-saving.
Safety elements are mounted outside the storage chamber to increase corrosion protection.
The doors can be opened with almost no effort.
The doors are equipped with a cylinder lock that can be integrated with a central locking system.
Built-in connectors allow connection to a ventilation system.
A collection tray at the bottom for storing large containers.
| Dimension | Variants | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Fire resistance | 90 minutes according to EN 14470-1 | ||
| Available widths | 1196 mm | 896 mm | 596 mm |
| Height | 1968 mm | ||
| Minimum exhaust air (10 air changes per hour) | 10 m³/h | 7 m³/h | 4 m³/h |
Safety cabinet S-Phoenix-90 is a S series safety cabinet with space-saving folding doors, rated at 90 minutes of fire resistance, in accordance with EN 14470-1.
Parent category: 90-minute safety cabinets.
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A flammable storage cabinet has a type that shows how long it protects liquids in a fire. How to match it to your stock and lab, and what goes in the order?

Choosing the appropriate fire resistance class for a laboratory cabinet is the foundation of fire safety. Proper interpretation of markings and building standards allows for effective protection of flammable substances and gains invaluable time for the safe evacuation of personnel in a situation of extreme danger.

A reagent cabinet is not an ordinary piece of furniture, but the first element of a laboratory's safety system. A poorly chosen design quickly makes itself known: through housing corrosion, leaks, the risk of uncontrolled chemical reactions, and remarks during health and safety inspections. The choice of a cabinet depends on five factors: the method of storing substances, material resistance, ventilation efficiency, leak protection, chemical segregation, and adapting the format to the laboratory.

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