Description
First-aid cabinet made of sheet steel is a durable metal enclosure for workplace emergency supplies, equipped with a poison box for segregated storage of specialised first-aid items. Sheet-steel construction gives mechanical strength appropriate to industrial and laboratory settings where cabinets may remain fixed for long service lives. The unit is supplied as 1 pc and has a weight of 9,800 kg, reflecting a substantial fixture intended for stable installation rather than frequent relocation. Integrating a poison box alongside general first-aid capacity helps sites keep specialised materials distinct from routine dressings and plasters. This first-aid cabinet from manufacturer GRAMM medical health complements eye-wash equipment and personal-protection stations in occupational safety layouts. Metal walls and organised interior space support clear labelling, inventory control and rapid orientation under time pressure. Laboratories and technical departments that prefer steel over plastic housings can use this cabinet to centralise first-aid readiness while providing dedicated poison-box segregation according to local safety procedures.
This article is part of First aid, fire & emergency equipment, in Emergency & first aid.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Material: Sheet steel
- Feature: With poison box
- Weight: 9,800 kg
- Product type: First-aid cabinet
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First-aid cabinet made of sheet steel, with poison box, 1 pc is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes GRAMM medical health for laboratory use. It sits in First aid, fire & emergency equipment, inside Emergency & first aid, in Lab safety equipment.
First-aid kits, extinguishers, fire blankets and related equipment are specified by the hazard they answer. An extinguisher has a class, for ordinary combustibles, for liquids or for gas, and the wrong class makes a solvent fire worse. A kit's contents and its expiry dates are the product, not only the box.
Emergency equipment is what is used in the first minute: an eye-wash bottle or a plumbed station for a splash, a first-aid kit, a fire blanket or an extinguisher of the class that matches the fuel. The eye wash has to be reachable and, if it is a bottle, within its expiry. A station that is blocked by a trolley is not a station. Practice is described by EU-OSHA on dangerous substances. The chemical that caused the splash is classified under the CLP Regulation.
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The category is Emergency & first aid. The sub-category is First aid, fire & emergency equipment. The catalogue is Lab safety equipment.
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