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Steel chemical storage cabinet with sliding doors, adjustable shelves, includes reagent boxes, ideal for reagent and supply organization.
Kenis Model 6099 Steel Chemical Storage Cabinet offers a robust solution for safe chemical reagent and supply storage in laboratory settings. Constructed from powder-coated steel, this cabinet features a slim 40 cm depth design ideal for space-limited areas. The upper and lower sections each have sliding doors; glass doors on the upper compartment enable visibility and controlled access, while the steel sliding doors below provide secure storage. Both compartments include two adjustable shelves with 30 mm pitch increments for customizable organization tailored to various container sizes.
The cabinet comes equipped with six reagent storage boxes, each designed to hold twelve 500 mL bottles, supporting a total capacity of 72 bottles — essential for chemical reagent classification and transport. Additional safety features include hazard labeling for pharmaceutical and toxic chemical storage. The unit is supplied with standard floor fixing brackets and vertical connection brackets to ensure stability and safety.
This storage cabinet is widely used in biotechnology and molecular diagnostics laboratories for secure and organized reagent management, critical for workflows in bioprocessing, synthetic biology, and clinical diagnostics. Its design supports efficient chemical handling and storage, making it a practical choice for research and production environments requiring compliant hazardous material storage.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
