asecos G-OD compressed gas cylinder cabinet, 135 cm, fixed windows
The asecos G-OD compressed gas cylinder cabinet, 135 cm, fixed windows, is specially designed to store compressed gas cylinders safely and protect them reliably against various hazards. This solution is particularly suitable for laboratories, research facilities and medical areas where technical gases are frequently used. With its robust construction and sophisticated safety mechanisms, the cabinet sets standards in the professional handling of sensitive compressed gases and offers decisive advantages over conventional cabinet solutions on the market. Maximum safety for sensitive compressed gas applications
Thanks to its high-quality construction from particularly resistant materials, this cabinet is ideal for reliable use in demanding working environments. Fixed windows allow a quick glance inside the cabinet at any time without compromising safety. In addition, the model is equipped with a sturdy lock to prevent unauthorised access. This contributes significantly to minimising risks such as uncontrolled gas leaks or accidental mechanical damage. One of the key features of this cabinet is its ability to store a wide variety of compressed gases, including oxygen, nitrogen, argon and other common process gases. This makes it suitable for a wide range of applications in laboratory and production environments. The quality is also reflected in the high load limit: up to 150 kg can be safely stored inside, so that even several gas cylinders of different sizes can be stored without any problems. Important features Below is a compact overview of relevant technical data and special features (maximum seven bullet points):
- External dimensions (W×D×H): 1,350 × 400 × 2,150 mm - Internal dimensions (W×D×H): 1,345 × 370 × 2,070 mm
- Roof dimensions (W×D): 1,356 × 470 mm
- Max. load: 150 kg
- Depth with door open: 1,070 mm
- Exhaust air connection: NW 75 mm for safe discharge of escaping gases
- Ceiling feed-through options: 16 for flexible installation
The cabinet's weight of 138 kg ensures that it is stable and does not slip or tip over. In addition, the integrated storage shelf contributes to optimal organisation inside the cabinet. This makes it easy to sort different bottle sizes, which facilitates handling in hectic workflows.
Relevant standards and certifications
Standards and certifications play a key role when handling hazardous substances. This cabinet complies with the most important requirements for compressed gas cylinder storage, thus ensuring maximum safety:
- DIN EN 14470-2: Regulates specific requirements for cabinets designed for the storage of compressed gas cylinders.
- CE marking: Guarantees that the product meets relevant safety, health and environmental protection requirements.
This standardised quality and consistent compliance with legal guidelines are essential, particularly in sensitive areas such as hospitals, clinics and laboratories.
Typical areas of application
Most laboratories use technical gases to carry out a wide variety of tests and experiments. Research facilities also often require a broad spectrum of gases, for example when complex experimental setups are implemented in chemistry or biology. In clinics and medical facilities, on the other hand, gases such as oxygen or nitrous oxide play an essential role in patient care. This cabinet is therefore perfectly suited for both everyday use and special applications, such as when high-purity gases are required for sterilisation or for analysing certain substances.
FAQs
How many pressurised gas cylinders can be stored in this cabinet?
The exact number depends on the size and type of the cylinders. The model can hold a total of up to 150 kg, which means that several gas cylinders of different types can be stored safely.
Can the cabinet be fixed in place or connected to an exhaust air system?
Yes, thanks to the exhaust air connection (NW 75 mm), the cabinet can be easily integrated into an existing exhaust air system. In addition, it can be positioned stably to prevent accidental movement.
What gases are usually stored in it?
Common technical gases such as oxygen, nitrogen, argon, helium or mixed gases, which are typically found in laboratories, research departments and clinics, are commonly stored in it.
Is a viewing window useful for safety-related cabinets?
Fixed windows allow for quick visual inspection without having to open the cabinet. This makes everyday work easier and also promotes safety, as the condition of the cylinders can be checked at any time.
Conclusion
This model ensures maximum safety when storing pressurised gas cylinders and meets all relevant standards for professional use. With its long viewing windows, robust construction and flexible use of space, the cabinet is an important part of a comprehensive safety concept in many industries. With reliable protection against damage and a well-designed system for exhaust air and access control, this solution is a solid choice for anyone who wants to store sensitive gases safely, in accordance with standards and in a clearly organised manner.
