Collection: Dangerous Goods Cabinets

Dangerous goods cabinets and chemical storage cabinets provide dedicated storage for hazardous substances used in laboratories, workplaces, educational facilities and other environments where chemicals are stored.. They help organise chemicals by hazard type and support appropriate chemical segregation and storage.

Our range includes flammable liquids, corrosives, oxidising and toxic storage cabinets, along with DG4 dangerous goods cabinets in a range of sizes. Options include metal and PVC construction, freestanding and under-bench models for New Zealand laboratories, educational facilities and workplaces.

Types of Dangerous Goods Cabinets

Different hazardous substances require appropriate storage. Explore the main cabinet types available for flammable liquids, corrosive substances, oxidising agents and toxic substances.

Choosing the Right Dangerous Goods Cabinet

Selecting the right dangerous goods cabinet depends on the type of substance being stored, its hazard classification, the quantity held and the storage environment. Different cabinet types are designed for different classes of hazardous substances, so chemicals should be identified and segregated appropriately before storage.

Flammable Liquids Cabinets

Flammable liquids cabinets provide dedicated chemical storage for flammable liquids and materials used in laboratories, workshops and workplaces. They are available in a range of capacities, allowing you to select a cabinet based on the type and quantity of chemicals requiring storage.

When selecting a cabinet, check the classification and storage requirements of the substances concerned and refer to their Safety Data Sheets (SDS).

Corrosives Cabinets

Corrosives cabinets are designed for the dedicated storage of corrosive substances. Our range includes both metal and PVC cabinets, with freestanding and under-bench options available.

The appropriate cabinet material will depend on the chemicals being stored and their compatibility with the cabinet construction. Always check the relevant Safety Data Sheets when determining suitable storage.

Oxidising & Toxic Storage Cabinets

Oxidising cabinets provide dedicated storage for oxidising substances, helping keep them separated from incompatible chemicals such as flammable materials.

Toxic storage cabinets provide dedicated storage for toxic substances. Appropriate segregation, identification and access should be considered when organising these chemicals within a laboratory or chemical storage area.

Choosing the Right Cabinet Size

Dangerous goods cabinets are available in a range of capacities, from compact cabinets for smaller quantities through to larger freestanding models. Under-bench options can also provide practical storage where laboratory space is limited.

Before choosing a size, consider the quantity and container sizes of the chemicals being stored, as well as their classification and segregation requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which dangerous goods cabinet do I need?

The correct cabinet depends on the hazard classification of the substances you need to store. Flammable liquids, corrosive substances, oxidising agents and toxic substances have different storage requirements. Check the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for each chemical before selecting a cabinet.

What's the difference between flammable, corrosive and oxidising cabinets?

Flammable liquids cabinets are designed for the storage of flammable liquids. Corrosives cabinets are intended for corrosive substances and are available in metal and PVC construction. Oxidising cabinets are designed for oxidising substances and help keep them separated from incompatible materials.

Do you supply under-bench corrosives cabinets?

Yes. Our range includes under-bench corrosives cabinets as well as larger freestanding models. Metal and PVC options are available in selected sizes.

What size dangerous goods cabinet should I choose?

Consider the quantity of chemicals you need to store, the size of their containers and the available storage space. Our range includes compact under-bench cabinets through to larger freestanding cabinets for higher storage capacities.

Can different types of chemicals be stored in the same cabinet?

Not necessarily. Some substances are incompatible and need to be segregated. Check the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and applicable New Zealand hazardous substance storage requirements before storing different chemical types together.

Where are dangerous goods cabinets used?

Dangerous goods cabinets are used wherever hazardous substances require appropriate storage, including laboratories, educational facilities, research facilities, healthcare facilities, manufacturing businesses, industrial workplaces and workshops.

Do you supply dangerous goods cabinets throughout New Zealand?

Yes. Delta Educational Supplies supplies dangerous goods cabinets to schools, laboratories, businesses and organisations throughout New Zealand. Our range includes flammable liquids, corrosives, oxidising agents and toxic substance storage cabinets.

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