About this cabinet: a general-purpose, non-security storage cabinet for factories. The body is cold-rolled steel with an epoxy powder coat, with swing or sliding doors, 1–3 adjustable shelves and a lock on the whole cabinet. It suits sorting and storing tools, documents, consumables and hardware, and keeps items from being taken by mistake. This page covers the H1060 mm floor-standing size; a W1200 wide version and an H1800 tall cabinet can be quoted.
Specifications (typical range)
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Body | Cold-rolled steel, 0.6–1.0 mm |
| Finish | Epoxy powder coat (scratch and rust resistant; usually beige, grey or black) |
| Common sizes (W × D × H) | 900 × 450 × 1060 mm (standard) / 900 × 450 × 1800 mm (tall) / 1200 × 450 × 1060 mm (wide); other sizes on request |
| Doors | Double swing doors / double sliding doors |
| Shelves | 1–3 adjustable shelves (25–50 mm steps) |
| Load per shelf | About 30–50 kg (typical; depends on the cabinet) |
| Lock | Cylinder lock (usually 2 keys) |
| Options | Lockable drawer, dividers, file holders, tool hooks |
| Net weight | 30–60 kg depending on size |
| Base | 4 levelling feet; casters optional |
Values are typical ranges for steel cabinets; the actual size, shelves and lock depend on the model supplied.
Typical uses
- SMT line tool cabinet: torque drivers, calipers, spare gauges and paper SOPs beside the line, locked to prevent loss.
- IT spares cabinet: network and KVM cables, printer toner, spare switches, kept on separate shelves.
- Hardware and consumables: screws, washers, O-rings and cleaning supplies sorted with dividers and adjustable shelves.
- First aid and safety supplies: first aid kits, spare goggles, gloves and hard hats; a window door is available for quick visual checks.
How to choose
| Use | Suggested size | Doors | Shelves | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SMT tool cabinet | W900 × H1060 | Sliding (does not block the aisle) | 2 adjustable | Lockable |
| IT spares | W900 × H1060 | Swing or sliding | 3 adjustable | Lockable |
| Hardware sorting | W1200 × H1060 | Swing | 2–3 + dividers | Use sorting boxes |
| First aid and safety | W900 × H1060 | Window or swing | 1–2 | Clear first aid signage |
| Tall file cabinet | W900 × H1800 | Swing | 4–5 | Fix to the wall |
Swing or sliding doors?
| Type | Space in front | Access | Where used |
|---|---|---|---|
| Swing | 60–80 cm | Whole shelf at once | Sample rooms, open warehouses, R&D rooms |
| Sliding | 0 cm | One side at a time | Beside SMT machines, office corridors, clean areas |
Care tips
- Avoid wiping the powder coat with solvents: long-term wiping with IPA or acetone can dull or lift the coating. Use a damp cloth or a neutral cleaner.
- Clean sliding-door tracks every 6 months, and apply a dry track lubricant once a year (a general guide; follow the cabinet’s own instructions).
- A damaged lock cylinder can be replaced on its own; lost keys can be re-made with a matching cylinder.
- Fix tall cabinets (H1800 and above) to the wall with L brackets or anchors so they do not tip over in an earthquake.
Common questions
Swing or sliding doors for a steel cabinet beside the line? Sliding doors need no space in front of the cabinet, so they suit narrow aisles beside machines; swing doors give access to a whole shelf at once.
Can the steel cabinet be made in other sizes? The standard is 900 × 450 × 1060 mm; the 1800 mm tall and 1200 mm wide versions and other sizes can be quoted.
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