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Safety Storage

Justrite and Eagle safety cans, flammable storage cabinets and safety storage containers that meet OSHA and NFPA 30 requirements for flammable and combustible liquids. Shop 13 Safety Storage products from Bayshore Safety & Industrial Supplies. Nationwide shipping; in-stock items ship same day when ordered by 9 AM Pacific.

When is a flammable storage cabinet required?
OSHA 1910.106 limits the flammable liquids stored outside an approved cabinet or room; most shops need a cabinet once they keep more than 25 gallons in containers. Cabinets must be listed, self-closing where required by the AHJ, and labeled.

Browse by type: Safety Can Parts & Accessories · Safety Cans · Safety Storage Cabinets · Safety Storage Container Parts & Accessories · Safety Storage Containers

Products in Safety Storage: Justrite Dispensing Bottle with Flexible Spout, Clear, 16 oz – 14009-JUSTRITE · EAGLE® Flammable Liquid Storage Cabinets · Justrite Flex Hoses, Steel, 9 in Long, 1 in Hose O.D. – 11077 · Justrite Funnel Attachment for Type I Steel Safety Can, Funnel, Yellow, Polyethylene – 11202Y · Justrite Red Oily Waste Cans · EAGLE® Safety Cans · Justrite Safety Drum Funnel, Self-Closing Cover, 6 in Flame Arrester, Fits 2 in Bung – 8207 · Saf-T-Cart™ Storage Series Cylinder Cages · Justrite Sure-Grip® EX Flammable Safety Cabinets · Justrite Type I Steel Safety Cans · Justrite Type II AccuFlow® Safety Cans · Justrite Type II AccuFlow™ DOT Steel Safety Can, 5 gal, Red, 1 in Metal Hose, Roll Bars – 7350130 · Justrite Yellow Countertop & Compact Cabinets

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