The Probe range of hazardous substance storage cabinets is specifically designed for the safe storage of chemicals and solvents in workplace environments. These cabinets are suitable for use in areas governed by COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) and DSEAR (Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002) requirements.
Each Probe cabinet is constructed with robust steel and an integrated spillage sump that can collect up to 35 litres of leaked chemicals or solvents, minimising the risk of spills spreading and chemical leakage.
External Dimensions: Height: 1905mm, Width: 915mm, Depth: 505mm EXT H 1905 x W 915 x D 505 mm
Warranty
Warranty: 7 years - 1 year for locks7 years - 1 year for locks
Delivery
Delivery: 3-4 weeks3-4 weeks
Weight
Weight: 70 kg (11 stone)70 kg (11 stone)
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Probe hazardous cabinets for regulated workplaces
Specially-designed storage, suitable for environments governed by DSEAR regulations.
At Safe Options, we stock a range of heavy-duty safes designed to help organisations meet requirements and keep staff safe. In settings where hazardous substances are handled day in and out, storage solutions must support established health and safety procedures. Probe's leakproof hazardous cabinets are suitable for environments where COSHH and DSEAR regulations apply, helping organisations demonstrate due diligence in the way hazardous and flammable materials are managed.
Whether you're managing health and safety in workshops, laboratories, factories, educational facilities and maintenance areas, these COSHH cabinets keep substances contained. For workplaces requiring specialist flammable storage, explore our dedicated flammable storage cabinets.
Trusted industrial storage from Probe
Probe is a well-established manufacturer of supplying industrial-grade cabinets, lockers and cupboards used across a breadth of commercial sectors. Their hazardous cabinets combine enduring, tough construction with advanced features that support compliance, proper organisation and risk reduction.
Here's what you'll benefit from by choosing Probe hazardous cabinets:
Welded steel construction with reinforced doors
Manufactured in the UK, in accordance with Health & Safety certification OHSAS 18001
High-visibility yellow powder coating
Clear hazard labelling
Integrated spill containment sumps
With Probe hazardous storage cabinets, hazardous materials are stored safely where they belong.
Probe hazardous cabinets: FAQs
What types of workplaces are Probe hazardous cabinets suited to?
Probe hazardous cabinets are designed for use in commercial and industrial environments where chemicals, solvents or other hazardous substances are present. They're commonly specified in workshops, laboratories, factories, chemical storage facilities and maintenance areas, namely anywhere operating under COSHH requirements.
These cabinets provide a designated area for storing hazardous substances, corrosive materials and highly flammable materials, isolating them from other working areas. The steel construction, integrated spill containment and hazard labelling assist with risk management and make hazardous materials identifiable for day-to-day handling and in emergencies.
Which cabinet do I need?
Probe hazardous cabinets are available in a variety of sizes and formats, making them suitable for an array of different volumes and workflows. Find what you're looking for from a range of compact, floor-standing cupboards right through to larger double-door and full-height units. Smaller cabinets are ideal where storage space may be limited, while deeper and taller units provide generous capacity for bigger containers or multiple substances.
Whatever the size you choose, each model includes lockable doors, high visibility COSHH labels and single point key-operated cam locks.
Hazardous materials are present and used in all kinds of businesses, from laboratories to manufacturing sites and maintenance facilities. While many health and safety managers implement rigorous handling procedures, storing those materials safely can often be misunderstood or, in some cases, treated as a secondary concern.