The Justrite model 8849222 is an Under Fume Hood cabinet, which means it was designed for use in labs, under fume hoods. It was not designed to be stacked.
Ridgid Offset Pipe Wrench — 18in., Alloy Steel Jaw, Model# 632-31125
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$173.99
- Features a jaw opening parallel to the handle
- Narrow hook jaw head provides easy entry into tight spots.
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I want to stack 2 892322, one for acid, one for base. Is this okay?
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Do I need self-closing cabinet?
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Flammable liquid safety cabinets self-close requirement depends on your state's fire code. Hazardous material safety cabinets are required to be self-closed everywhere. As a best practice all safety cabinet should be self-close.
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Do I need self-closing cabinet?
1 answerOriginally posted on Justrite-
Some states have adopted the IFC Standards which could require the NFPA 1 (Uniform Fire Code) 66.9. 4.3(2). The NFPA code does require self closing doors on fire cabinets. To determine if you are required to have self-closing doors on your safety cabinet we recommended that you check with your local/state Fire Marshal.
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Will my modification void the FM Approval and Justrite warranty to a safety cabinet or safety can?
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Modifications to any FM Approved products void the approval of that product and the Justrite warranty. The modification falls outside the evaluation for the approval and FM's quality assurance program. Modifications can make a safety product unsafe.
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Do I need self-closing cabinet?
1 answerOriginally posted on Justrite-
Some states have adopted the IFC Standards which could require the NFPA 1 (Uniform Fire Code) 66.9. 4.3(2). The NFPA code does require self closing doors on fire cabinets. To determine if you are required to have self-closing doors on your safety cabinet we recommended that you check with your local/state Fire Marshal.
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Do I need self-closing cabinet?
1 answerOriginally posted on Justrite-
Some states have adopted the IFC Standards which could require the NFPA 1 (Uniform Fire Code) 66.9. 4.3(2). The NFPA code does require self closing doors on fire cabinets. To determine if you are required to have self-closing doors on your safety cabinet we recommended that you check with your local/state Fire Marshal.
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Will my modification void the FM Approval and Justrite warranty to a safety cabinet or safety can?
1 answerOriginally posted on Justrite-
Modifications to any FM Approved products void the approval of that product and the Justrite warranty. The modification falls outside the evaluation for the approval and FM's quality assurance program. Modifications can make a safety product unsafe.
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Do I need self-closing cabinet?
1 answerOriginally posted on Justrite-
Some states have adopted the IFC Standards which could require the NFPA 1 (Uniform Fire Code) 66.9. 4.3(2). The NFPA code does require self closing doors on fire cabinets. To determine if you are required to have self-closing doors on your safety cabinet we recommended that you check with your local/state Fire Marshal.
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Will my modification void the FM Approval and Justrite warranty to a safety cabinet or safety can?
1 answerOriginally posted on Justrite-
Modifications to any FM Approved products void the approval of that product and the Justrite warranty. The modification falls outside the evaluation for the approval and FM's quality assurance program. Modifications can make a safety product unsafe.
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Do I need self-closing cabinet?
1 answerOriginally posted on Justrite-
Some states have adopted the IFC Standards which could require the NFPA 1 (Uniform Fire Code) 66.9. 4.3(2). The NFPA code does require self closing doors on fire cabinets. To determine if you are required to have self-closing doors on your safety cabinet we recommended that you check with your local/state Fire Marshal.
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Specifications
Ridgid Offset Pipe Wrench — 18in., Alloy Steel Jaw, Model# 632-31125
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Pieces (qty.)
Same
1
3
1
1
Measurement Standard
Same
Standard (SAE)
Standard (SAE)
Standard (SAE)/Metric
Standard (SAE)/Metric
Material
Same
Aluminum
Steel
Alloy Steel
Alloy Steel
Product Weight
Same
3.3000 lb
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4.9500 lb
8.8500 lb
Dimensions L x W x H (in.)
Same
18.75 x 7.0 x 7.38 in
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21.2 x 1.5 x 4.25 in
19.9 x 1.1 x 2.5 in
Tool Length
Same
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24 in
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Jaw Capacity
Same
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2.5 in
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