Jamco 6 Gallon Safety Steel Under Counter Metal Storage Cabinet Yellow

Description

Product Overview

The Jamco 6‑gallon safety steel cabinet is engineered for the rigorous demands of industrial, laboratory, and garage environments where flammable liquids must be stored securely. Constructed from all‑welded 18‑gauge steel with a 1‑1/2‑inch insulating air space, the cabinet delivers superior fire protection that exceeds standard safety requirements. The exterior is finished with a durable powder‑coated yellow paint that resists corrosion, while the interior features a 2‑inch leak‑proof sill designed to contain spills and prevent cross‑contamination. The cabinet includes a single, lockable compartment accessed via a flush‑mounted alloy steel handle with two keys, providing controlled access for authorized personnel only. Its dimensions—23 inches wide, 18 inches deep, and 22 inches high—make it an ideal under‑counter solution that fits neatly into existing workspaces without sacrificing storage capacity.

Usage

This cabinet is purpose‑built for storing gasoline cans, fuel oil, solvent containers, and other hazardous flammable liquids in settings ranging from automotive garages to research laboratories. The heavy‑duty construction allows it to withstand the rigors of daily use, while the adjustable leveling feet ensure stability on uneven floors. Because the cabinet is freestanding and floor‑mounted, it can be positioned in a variety of locations, including tight under‑counter spaces, dedicated safety zones, or isolated storage rooms. The fire‑resistant design, combined with a key‑locked door, helps facilities comply with OSHA, NFPA 30, and Uniform Fire Code regulations, making it a trusted choice for safety‑conscious professionals who need reliable containment for up to six gallons of volatile liquids.

Why Choose Us

Jamco has a long history of manufacturing high‑quality safety equipment, and this cabinet reflects that legacy through meticulous engineering and rigorous quality checks. Each unit undergoes multiple inspections to verify compliance with international fire and safety certifications, including FM Class 6050 approval. The cabinet’s double‑wall doors—14‑gauge steel on the outside and 18‑gauge on the inside—contain 56 % more steel than competing products, delivering unmatched durability and impact resistance. Additionally, the cabinet features brass‑pinned, 4‑inch welded hinges that provide smooth operation over the life of the product. Customers benefit from a product that not only meets but often exceeds regulatory standards, backed by Jamco’s reputation for dependable service and responsive after‑sales support.

Key Features

• Fire‑resistant 18‑gauge steel construction with insulating air space for superior protection.
• Lockable flush‑mounted handle with two keys ensures controlled access and compliance.
• Powder‑coated yellow finish resists corrosion and provides high visibility in safety zones.
• Heavy‑duty double‑wall doors and brass‑pinned hinges deliver long‑lasting durability.
• Jamco’s dedicated customer support offers technical assistance and warranty service.

FAQ

What types of liquids can be stored in this cabinet?

The cabinet is rated for flammable liquids such as gasoline, diesel, fuel oil, solvents, and other hazardous liquids up to a total volume of six gallons.

Is the cabinet suitable for forklift use?

No. This model is designed as a non‑forkliftable, freestanding unit with adjustable leveling feet for stability on the floor.

How does the fire‑resistant feature work?

The cabinet’s all‑welded 18‑gauge steel body, combined with a 1‑1/2‑inch air gap, slows heat transfer, providing critical time for safe evacuation and fire suppression.

Can the cabinet be painted a different color?

The powder‑coated finish is durable and not intended for repainting. However, Jamco offers the cabinet in other factory‑finished colors upon request.

What maintenance is required?

Periodic inspection of hinges, locks, and leveling feet is recommended. Clean the interior with a non‑abrasive cloth and avoid using harsh chemicals that could degrade the coating.