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Aerosol Storage Cages

Aerosol storage cages offer a secure and controlled environment for storing aerosol cans, helping to prevent accidents and ensure workplace safety. These cages minimize the risk of punctures, leaks, or explosions, thereby protecting personnel...

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Aerosol Storage Cages

Aerosol storage cages give pressurized products a secure, controlled home that helps prevent accidents. By containing aerosol cans in a dedicated enclosure, they reduce the risk of punctures, leaks, and explosions, protecting personnel and cutting the potential for property damage.

In chemical manufacturing and many industrial operations, this kind of storage is not optional. A proper aerosol cage both improves safety and helps satisfy the regulations that govern hazardous-material storage.

Heavy-Gauge Construction, Stocked to Ship

How It Works

Heavy-Gauge Construction, Stocked to Ship

Aerosol cages are built from 1-1/2 inch square, 8-gauge woven or welded wire mesh, a heavier build than a standard partition, for the strength these products demand. The enclosures feature self-closing, self-locking doors and panels that mount flush to the floor to eliminate gaps.

Standard panels come in 1-foot width increments from 1 to 10 feet wide, in 4-foot and 5-foot heights, and are stocked for 48-hour shipping to meet tight project deadlines. Custom sizes and configurations are available for specific facility layouts.

Applications

Where Aerosol Cages Fit

Chemical Manufacturing

Contained, locked storage for aerosol and pressurized products where safety regulations require it.

Warehousing & Distribution

Segregate aerosol inventory from general stock in a secure, clearly bounded enclosure.

Maintenance & MRO

Keep shop aerosols, lubricants, and solvents locked and organized away from ignition sources.

Safety & Security

Contain the hazard, satisfy the code

Heavier Build

1-1/2 inch square, 8-gauge woven or welded mesh for the strength pressurized-product storage demands.

Self-Securing Doors

Self-closing, self-locking doors and flush-to-floor panels eliminate gaps and keep the enclosure closed.

Helps Meet Code

A dedicated aerosol cage keeps pressurized products separated, locked and visible.

Free design and layout assistance is available.

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Contain the Risk

Contain the Risk

A punctured or overheated aerosol can is a real hazard on a busy floor. A dedicated storage cage keeps pressurized products in one controlled, secure location, which reduces the chance of an accident and limits the damage if one product fails.

Self-closing, self-locking doors and flush-to-floor panels mean there is no gap and no propped-open door, so the enclosure does its job even on a shift where nobody remembers to lock up.

Built Heavier on Purpose

Built Heavier on Purpose

Aerosol cages are made from 1-1/2 inch square, 8-gauge woven or welded wire mesh, a heavier gauge than a standard partition cage. That extra strength is deliberate, matched to the products it is protecting and the environments it lives in.

The same stock panels ship within 48 hours and configure to virtually any size or shape, so an aerosol enclosure fits the layout you have and arrives on a schedule that keeps a project moving.

Aerosol Storage Cages

Key Features

  • Built from 1-1/2" square, 8-gauge woven or welded wire mesh
  • Heavier construction than a standard partition cage
  • Self-closing, self-locking doors
  • Panels mount flush to the floor to eliminate gaps
  • Heavy-duty, tamper-resistant hardware
  • Stock sizes 1' to 10' wide, 4' and 5' high, ship in 48 hours
  • Custom sizes and configurations available
  • Helps satisfy hazardous-material storage regulations

Frequently Asked Questions

Aerosol cans are pressurized, so containing them reduces the risk of punctures, leaks, and explosions. A dedicated cage protects personnel and property, and in many industries this storage is required by safety regulations.
Aerosol cages use a heavier build: 1-1/2 inch square, 8-gauge woven or welded wire mesh, rather than the lighter mesh of a standard partition, for the added strength these products demand.
Aerosol cages use self-closing, self-locking doors and panels that mount flush to the floor, so there are no gaps and the door is never left open between uses.
Standard sizes in 1-foot width increments and 4-foot or 5-foot heights are stocked and ship within 48 hours. Custom sizes and configurations are available for specific layouts.
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