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850L - Small Outdoor Toxic Substance Store

PR850-6
Description

Proudly designed and made in Australia, the PR850-6 is a hard-wearing Outdoor Chemical Store designed to hold up to 850 litres of Class 6 Toxic Substances.

This Miniseries store is purpose-built to withstand a harsh outdoor environment and features a cambered roof for maximum rainwater run-off, cyclone proof construction, and ISO locking bars for maximum protection.

Safety features of the 850L - Small Outdoor Toxic Substance Store include fully adjustable shelves that are perforated to maximise air flow, a 238 litre capacity spill containment sump and ventilators.

Storemasta's 850L - Small Outdoor Toxic Substance Store is built with 4 x heavy-duty doors that fold back 270° for ease of operation. It also comes complete with all relevant dangerous goods and hazard signage.

Reduce your outdoor chemical storage risk with this Australian designed and made storage solution.

Features

  • Doors with 270° hinging to provide easy access
  • ISO locking bars for high security
  • Natural ventilation that complies with AS/NZS 4452:1997
  • Forklift channels for easy relocation
  • Heavy duty adjustable perforated shelving
  • Cambered roof for rainwater run off
  • Earthing stake and mounting
  • Appropriate safety signage that complies with AS 1216 and AS 1319
  • Designed and manufactured in full conformance to AS/NZS 4452:1997 - The storage and handling of toxic substances

Dimensions (mm)

ExternalH 1995W 2990D 900
InternalH 1690W 2825D 755

Storage Capacity

Max Capacity 850L
Drum Size0.5L 2.5L 5L 4L
Capacity2000*****500*****108180*****
Drum Size20L 60L 205L
Capacity4884
*****5 Storage levels
Calculations based on these package size

Dangerous Goods Compliance Specifications

Complies with AS/NZS - 4452 - 1997
Sump Capacity 340.8L

Other Specifications

Weight 513.8 kg
Shelf Levels 2
Storage Levels 3
Shelf Thickness (mm) 28
Shelf spacing (mm) 165
No. of Shelf Lugs 10

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