Poly Cabinets
(16 Article in 25 variants)DENIOS Poly Cabinets allow you to store aggressive substances in laboratories, schools, institutes, and universities. Small Poly Cabinets can store oils, acids, and alkalis and have high chemical resistance because they are manufactured entirely from environmentally friendly polyethylene.
Poly cabinets for corrosion-resistant chemical storage
STORING AGGRESSIVE CHEMICALS IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAW
Poly cabinets are designed for applications where non-metal, corrosion-resistant storage is preferred. Their polyethylene construction helps protect the cabinet body from many aggressive substances and makes them suitable for laboratories, schools, universities, maintenance areas, and industrial workplaces.
Use poly cabinets for small containers, bottles, jugs, and selected larger storage applications where chemical resistance and built-in containment are important. Depending on the model, options may include different load capacities, sump capacities, shelf configurations, and door colours.
When to choose poly cabinets
Choose poly cabinets when the cabinet material is a key factor in the storage decision. Because the cabinet body is made of poly, these cabinets are useful when a metal cabinet is not the preferred choice for the stored materials or work environment.
For applications involving acids, caustic substances, or corrosive liquids, compare corrosive cabinets for dedicated storage of corrosive chemicals. For flammable liquids, solvents, paints, or inks, use flammable safety cabinets instead.
Storage features to compare
When selecting a poly cabinet, consider the quantity and container size of the materials being stored. Compare the load capacity, sump capacity, number of doors, shelf options, and available accessories to match the cabinet to your application.
Some products in this category may include accessories such as shelves or mounting kits. If available, use the product filters to separate full poly cabinets from related accessories and to compare shelf material, door colour, load capacity, sump capacity, and number of doors.
Practical storage considerations
Before selecting a cabinet, review the safety data sheet for each chemical and confirm that the storage solution is suitable for the substances, container sizes, and quantities in use. Keep incompatible materials separated, use clear labelling, and inspect containers and storage areas regularly.
If you are unsure whether a poly cabinet or corrosive cabinet is the better fit, contact a DENIOS advisor for help choosing the right chemical storage solution.