Justrite 891703 Sure-Grip Ex Piggyback Flammable Safety Cabinet, Capacity 17 Gallons, 1 Shelf, 2 Manual Close Doors, Gray

Create a safe storage for flammables without taking up valuable floor space. Designed to mount on top of 30- and 45-gallon (114- and 170-L), manual or self-closing Sure-Grip® EX cabinets. They can also be used independently as a benchtop cabinet or stacked to provide additional storage. Turn it into a wall-mount cabinet with by ordering a wall hanger assembly 25950. These cabinets have all the great features and benefits of our classic cabinets as outlined below.

Protect workers, reduce fire risks, and improve productivity by storing flammable fuels and chemicals in code-compliant safety cabinets. Designed to meet OSHA and NFPA standards, Sure-Grip® EX cabinets are constructed of sturdy 18-gauge (1-mm) thick double-wall, welded steel with 1-1/2†(38-mm) of insulating air space for fire resistance. High-performance, self-latching doors close easily and securely for maximum protection under fire conditions. Fail-safe closing mechanism ensures three-point stainless steel bullet latching system works every time.

For added security, U-Locâ„¢ handle comes with a cylinder lock and key set or accepts an optional padlock. Haz-Alertâ„¢ reflective warning labels are highly visible under fire conditions or during power outages when illuminated with a flashlight. Cabinets also feature dual vents with flame arresters, four adjustable self-leveling feet, grounding connector, and trilingual warning label. Durable lead-free epoxy/polyester powder-coat finish provides excellent chemical resistance.

All cabinets are FM approved and come with a ten-year warranty.

Manual-close door(s) opens to a full 180 degrees and self-latches when pushed closed. Self-close door(s) shuts and latches automatically when a fusible link melts at 165°F (74ºC) under fire conditions. Unique, concealed self-closing mechanism offers obstruction-free access to contents.

All door styles meet OSHA and NFPA 30; self-close door styles also meet NFPA 1 and the International Fire Code.