Turris Safety Cabinet — Type 90
Tax included where applicable. Delivery, anchoring and commissioning arranged by the site office.
QORVANIX Cabinets — doors that answer audits
Hazardous storage is paperwork wearing steel; the Turris 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
- Doors flat and true after ten thousand cycles
- Certificates ship with the cabinet — audits become filing
- Three-point locking; keyed-alike, master or electronic log
- Fire-rated classes stated and certified per model
- Steel pickled, primed and powder-coated — RAL 7016 / 5010
- Ventilation ports where the standard puts them
Specifications
| Class | Type 90, certified |
| Sump | Regulation volume, leak-tested |
| Doors | Self-closing, fusible |
| Ventilation | Standard ports, extract-ready |
| Finish | Signal per class + RAL body |
| Weight | ≈ 278 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 stocked — note the lock number today.
Questions, Answered
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.
What is inside the stated shelf load?
Kilograms, evenly spread, label on every shelf. Heavier concentrated loads belong on the reinforced shelves listed in options.
The QORVANIX Promise
Two years parts and labour, fifteen years of components on the shelf, and certified annual rack inspections to EN 15635 bookable with one email.