Snap-on Keyless Entry Flammable Liquids Storage Cabinet
The Keyless Entry Flammable Liquids Storage Cabinet from Snap-on Industrial safely isolates flammable materials from the immediate area.
The Keyless Entry Flammable Liquids Storage Cabinet (L5FPC60SCP) is an all-welded, 18-guage, powder-coated steel cabinet that provides extra-rigid support for cans and pails. Providing the protection is a double-wall thermal barrier that safely and securely isolates materials. Additionally, dual vents with built-in steel fire baffles relieve internal pressure, allowing flammable vapor to effectively be piped away.
Keeping materials secure is Snap-on’s Level 5 Tool Control System with Keyless Entry. This system gives access to the cage by swiping a badge or through the keypad. Keyless entry supports up to 3,000 users, and can link into a company’s network for enhanced control.
Features of the Keyless Entry Flammable Liquids Storage Cabinet include:
- 2-inch raised, leak-proof door sill to contain leaks and spills
- Optional LockView networkable software allows access management from administrators’ PC; manages and monitors access in real time, creating audit trail
- Patented, fail-safe self-closing mechanism automatically closes cabinet after each use or in the event of fire, ensures doors close tightly from top to bottom
- UL listed; complies with NFPA Code 30; OSHA regulations; Uniform Fire Code
The Level 5 Tool Control System includes five key criteria: organization, visibility, access control, asset management and automation. These factors, when added together, give technicians and companies the means to fully control their tooling systems. The Keyless Entry Flammable Liquids Storage Cabinet is just one of many Level 5 Tool Control System solutions developed for industries by Snap-on Industrial.
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