What kind of workshops are these dispensing stations suitable for?

This range is suited for heavy vehicle workshops or other vehicle workshops that use high quantities of engine oils and fluids.

What's the difference between a 20ft Station and an 8 IBC station or a 10ft Station and a 4 IBC?

The 20ft Stationsare suited for the use of 8 IBCs and the 10ft Stations are suited for 4 IBC, however the difference is within the construction of the unit.The Stations which have the naming convention in "feet” are bulkier units that come at a lower price point. The “IBC” naming convention feature a more specialised construction and come at a higher price point.

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Compliant corrosive cabinets

All Storemasta Corrosive Storage Cabinets are engineered and manufactured in full conformance with the Australian Standard: AS 3780 - The storage and handling of corrosive substances. Compliance with the Standard makes Storemasta’s Acid Cabinets safe for the storage of corrosive substances such as hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide.

Poly or metal corrosive cabinets

Storemasta manufactures Polyethylene Storage Cabinets and Metal Corrosive Storage Cabinets. Poly Corrosive Cabinets are manufactured from 100% high density polyethylene and have been chemical resistance tested by the CSIRO. Metal Corrosive Cabinets are intended for the storage of less corrosive chemicals, featuring heavy duty steel finished with high build powder coat. Shelves are equipped with PVC spill trays.

Acid corrosive cabinets

With options for corrosive storage at any pH level, you can rely on Storemasta's Poly Corrosive Cabinets and Metal Corrosive Cabinets. Meeting quality and safety standards, you can reduce Class 8 risks with these Australian made storage solutions.

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Why are Class 8 chemicals hazardous?

Corrosive chemicals pose threat to people, property and the environment due to the ability to corrode and destroy living things and a wide range of materials including metal and stone.

How should corrosive substances be stored indoors?

Corrosive substances must be stored in a manner that reduces the risk of the chemicals harming staff, equipment, and the natural environment. Control measures for storage should include spill containment, secure storage to prevent unauthorised entry, adequate ventilation and compliant signage.

Why does the pH level affect storage for corrosives?

The pH level of your Class 8 Corrosive Substances can determine the storage you require. Highly corrosive chemicals, such as acids, have a pH level lower than 7. These highly corrosive substances should be stored in a poly cabinet that offers protection against corrosive vapours. Less corrosive chemicals, with a pH level higher than 7 may be able to be stored in a metal corrosive cabinet.

Are Storemasta Corrosive Cabinets made in Australia?

Yes, Storemasta designs and manufactures Corrosive Cabinets in Australia to meet the highest quality and safety standards. The cabinets are part of the wider Safety Cabinet range, which provides compliant Australian made indoor storage for most dangerous goods classes.

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