Titan SCR-90 90-Gallon (340 L) Flammable Liquid Safety Cabinet

Overview

The Titan SCR-90 is a UL-listed and FM-approved 90-gallon (340 L) flammable liquid safety cabinet engineered for secure, code-compliant storage of Class I flammable liquids in laboratories, pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities, chemical R&D centers, and industrial QC environments. Designed in accordance with NFPA 30 (Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code), OSHA 29 CFR 1910.106, and ANSI Z358.1 for secondary containment integrity, the cabinet utilizes double-walled 18-gauge steel construction with a 1.5-inch air gap for thermal insulation and fire resistance up to 10 minutes at 1,000°F (538°C). Its self-closing, three-point stainless steel latching mechanism activates automatically upon temperature rise above 165°F (74°C), ensuring passive fire containment without operator intervention.

Key Features

• Double-wall 18-gauge steel body with 1.5-inch insulating air space — meets UL 1275 fire-resistance certification for 10-minute exposure
• Self-closing, fusible-link–activated doors (melting point: 165°F / 74°C) with three-point stainless steel latching system
• Leak-proof 2-inch deep galvanized steel spill containment sump capable of retaining ≥100% of cabinet capacity (340 L)
• Integrated grounding lug with 10 AWG copper wire for static dissipation — compliant with NFPA 77 and IEC 61340-4-1
• Adjustable, powder-coated steel shelves with rear retaining lips (load capacity: 175 lb / 79 kg per shelf)
• High-visibility hazard labeling per GHS and OSHA HCS: red diamond pictogram, “FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS” header, and bilingual English/Spanish warning text
• Pre-drilled ventilation ports (optional ducting kits available) meeting NFPA 91 requirements for active or passive exhaust integration

Sample Compatibility & Compliance

The SCR-90 is certified for storage of Class I liquids including acetone, ethanol, methanol, toluene, hexane, ethyl acetate, and other solvents with flash points below 100°F (37.8°C). It is not rated for corrosive acids, oxidizers, or reactive metals. All cabinets undergo factory hydrostatic sump testing and door-cycle validation (≥50,000 cycles). Documentation includes full traceable UL/FM test reports, material certifications (ASTM A653 G90 galvanization), and conformity declarations aligned with EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC (CE-marked for export) and China’s GB/T 16807–2009 standard for fire-resistant cabinets.

Software & Data Management

While the SCR-90 is a passive mechanical storage solution (no embedded electronics or IoT modules), it supports digital asset management via optional QR-coded inventory labels compliant with ISO/IEC 15420 and GS1 standards. Each unit ships with a serialized compliance dossier containing PDF-based inspection records, calibration certificates for grounding continuity verification (<1 ohm resistance), and audit-ready logs for GLP/GMP-regulated facilities. Integration with enterprise EHS platforms (e.g., Intelex, ETQ Reliance) is enabled through standardized CSV/XML export templates for cabinet location, contents tracking, and maintenance scheduling.

Applications

This cabinet serves critical safety functions across regulated environments: routine storage of HPLC mobile phase solvents in analytical labs; segregation of flammables during API synthesis in cGMP cleanrooms; controlled dispensing zones in quality control laboratories handling reference standards; and centralized hazardous material staging in university chemistry departments. Its footprint (W46″ × D24″ × H72″) allows placement adjacent to fume hoods or under counter-mounted dispensing systems while maintaining required 3-foot clearance from ignition sources per NEC Article 500.

FAQ

Does the SCR-90 meet OSHA and NFPA requirements for flammable storage?
Yes — fully compliant with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.106(d)(2), NFPA 30 Chapter 9, and local fire code amendments when installed per manufacturer instructions.
Can this cabinet be externally vented?
Yes — dual 2-inch NPT threaded ventilation ports are pre-installed and compatible with standard ducting systems per NFPA 91.
Is grounding mandatory, and how is it verified?
Grounding is required by NFPA 77; each unit includes a certified grounding lug and test certificate confirming ≤1 ohm resistance to earth ground.
What documentation is provided for regulatory audits?
UL/FM test reports, material mill certs, sump integrity verification logs, and GHS labeling files — all archived digitally and supplied on USB drive.
Are replacement shelves or accessories available?
Yes — OEM shelves (P/N SHL-SCR90), leveling feet (P/N LF-SCR90), and retrofit ventilation kits (P/N VNT-SCR90) are stocked globally.