DG STORAGE CABINETS:
Designed for safe indoor storage of hazardous substances. Options include flammable liquid, toxic, oxidising agent, organic peroxide, and corrosive substance, plus aerosol can storage. Built for compliance with NZ hazardous substance regulations and workplace safety requirements.
Purpose‑built dangerous goods storage units give your workplace a professional, compliant edge by keeping hazardous materials secure, organised, and ready for audit. Each unit is engineered with double‑walled steel, leak‑proof containment, and high‑visibility safety labelling that demonstrates your commitment to HSWA and EPA requirements.
These units show auditors you take HSWA and EPA obligations seriously. They’re a fast, effective upgrade for any workplace handling Class 3, 5, 6 or 8 substances.
Check out EPA NZ’s information on hazardous substances:
https://www.epa.govt.nz/hazardous-substances/classification/
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⭐ Frequently Asked Questions
What type of storage do I need for my hazardous substances?
Choose one based on the substance class: flammable liquids, toxics, oxidising agents, organic peroxides, corrosives (metal or PVC), or aerosols. Always match it to the substance’s classification on the SDS.
Are they required under NZ regulations?
Yes. HSWA and EPA regulations require hazardous substances to be stored safely, with segregation, ventilation, and spill containment appropriate to the substance class.
What is the difference between metal and PVC corrosive cabinets
Metal ones suit corrosives that do not aggressively attack steel. PVC ones are used for highly corrosive acids and substances that can damage metal surfaces.
Can different hazardous substances be stored together
Only if they are compatible. Many substances must be segregated. Always check the SDS and NZ hazardous substance segregation requirements.
Do they need built‑in spill containment
Yes. All of them include a sump to contain leaks or spills, preventing contamination and reducing exposure risks.
Are aerosol storage cages different from standard ones
Yes. Aerosol cages are designed to safely store pressurised containers and reduce ignition or rupture risks.