QORVANIX

Dolomit Safety Cabinet — Type 30

138.000,00 Kč

Tax included where applicable. Delivery calculated at checkout.

Calculated to ENStatic calculation and load plaques in the pack.
EU deliveryShipped palletised with the manufacturer's instructions.
Statutory 24-month warrantyUnder Czech law, plus any manufacturer's warranty.

QORVANIX Cabinets — doors that answer audits

Hazardous storage is paperwork wearing steel; the Dolomit wears both well — self-closing doors, leak-tested sumps, and a door card that turns the audit into filing.

Safety cabinets carry their certificates on the door: fire-rated storage built and tested to its stated class, sump volumes sized to regulation, and ventilation ports where the standard puts them. The paperwork ships with the cabinet — audits are a filing exercise, not an adventure.

Design & Craft

  • Certificates ship with the cabinet — audits become filing
  • Shelf loads stated in kilograms on every shelf
  • Doors flat and true after ten thousand cycles
  • Sumps sized to regulation, leak-tested
  • Fire-rated classes stated and certified per model
  • Statutory 24-month warranty

Specifications

Class Type 30, certified
Sump Regulation volume, leak-tested
Doors Self-closing, fusible
Ventilation Standard ports, extract-ready
Finish Signal per class + RAL body
Weight ≈ 148 kg
Papers Certificates included

Care

Hinges and three-point rods want a drop of oil yearly. Keep seals clean on safety cabinets and vents unobstructed; log inspection dates on the door card. Spare keys and cylinders are available — note the lock number today.

Questions, Answered

Do lockers meet changing-room rules?
Ventilation, sloped tops and bench options cover standard hygiene requirements; the listing states which configuration satisfies which regime.

Are the safety cabinets certified?
Each carries its stated class and test standard on the door card, with sump volumes and ventilation per regulation. Certificates ship with the cabinet.

The QORVANIX Promise

Goods ship flat-packed or palletised with the manufacturer's instructions, anchor specifications and load notices — the paperwork your insurer and auditor will ask for stays with the goods.