Description
First-aid cabinets according to DIN 13157 provide a structured wall-mounted solution for occupational first-aid readiness in laboratories and technical workplaces. This cabinet measures 302 mm in width, 140 mm in depth and 362 mm in height, offering a compact footprint that still accommodates a DIN-conform dressing and first-aid assortment. Designed for occupational safety and personal protection environments, it supports rapid access to first-aid materials where eye-wash stations and dressing boxes are also part of the safety layout. The single-unit cabinet format suits labs, workshops and production areas that must keep first-aid equipment clearly organised and visible. Manufactured by Söhngen, the unit follows the dimensional and content framework associated with DIN 13157 first-aid cabinets. Its moderate depth allows installation in corridors or near hazard zones without obstructing traffic. For facilities standardising dressing and first-aid boxes and cabinets, this DIN 13157 model delivers a clear, regulation-oriented housing for essential emergency supplies in everyday laboratory and industrial settings.
This article is part of Safety cabinets for flammables & chemicals, in Safety cabinets & hazardous storage.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: first-aid cabinet
- Standard: according to DIN 13157
- Dimensions: W 302 × D 140 × H 362 mm
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