Description
Drive-on ramp, galvanised steel, for floor elements height 123 mm is a heavy-duty access ramp designed to bridge floor elements with a 123 mm height. The unit is built from galvanised steel for durable surface protection in laboratory and technical facility settings. Overall dimensions are 1950 × 1120 × 125 mm (width × depth × height), providing a wide drive-on path for equipment, trolleys or other wheeled loads onto raised floor systems. Net weight is 161,000 kg, reflecting a solid steel construction intended for fixed installation rather than portable use. This ramp from manufacturer Asecos is specified as an Auffahrrampe 2000 type for matching floor-element heights and belongs to general laboratory material accessories where safe level transitions are required. Supplied as one piece, it supports organised layout of technical floors and storage areas that use standardised 123 mm floor elements. Dimensional clarity of the 1950 × 1120 × 125 mm envelope aids planning of installation space and approach angles in facility fit-outs.
This article is part of Spill trays, sumps & drum storage, in Safety cabinets & hazardous storage.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Material: Galvanised steel
- For floor element height: 123 mm
- Dimensions (W × D × H): 1950 × 1120 × 125 mm
- EAN: 4250101113697
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ramp st. galv. f bunded spill floorings height 123 mm 1950x1120x125 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes asecos for laboratory use. It sits in Spill trays, sumps & drum storage, inside Safety cabinets & hazardous storage, in Lab safety equipment.
A spill tray or a sump holds the volume of a leaking bottle or drum so it does not reach the floor. The tray volume has to exceed the largest container standing on it. The material, steel or plastic, has to survive that liquid. A tray that dissolves is not containment.
A safety cabinet keeps a dangerous liquid in a box that is meant to resist fire or to contain a spill for a stated time. The cabinet is chosen by what is stored: flammables, corrosives, or both, in the volume that will actually be in the room. A spill tray is the smaller version of the same idea. A fume cupboard is different: it is airflow that carries vapour away from the face. The rule for equipment worn or used to protect people is the PPE Regulation. Workplace practice is discussed by EU-OSHA on dangerous substances. Chemical classes are on ECHA CLP.
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