Dangerous Goods Cabinets

Dangerous goods cabinets keep incompatible chemicals separated, contained and identifiable. The range is organised by class — flammable liquids, corrosives in metal or poly construction, toxic substances, Class 4 dangerous goods, oxidising agents and organic peroxides — with subcategories for shelves, trays, spare parts and emergency information cabinets.

How do I know which dangerous goods cabinet I need?

Start with the class diamond on the containers you store: the class on the label maps directly to the cabinet type. Different classes generally need separate cabinets rather than shared shelves, and the cabinet must be sized so containers fit with lids sealed. If you store more than one class, plan the separation distances early.

WeldCo supplies DG storage to workshops and industrial sites from Melbourne and Adelaide, with guidance on matching cabinet to chemical inventory.