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Hazmat Storage Locker: Ideal for Storing Chemical Drums Safely

U.S. Chemical Storage provides hazmat storage locker solutions for the safe storage of all your chemicals. Lockers are completely customizable.

Chemical Storage Inventory

Storing bulk chemicals can lead to a disaster if improper chemical storage buildings are used. Not every building is safe for chemical storage.

55-Gallon Drum Storage Building – Safety Requirements

Drum storage buildings help eliminate risks associated with storing large amounts of chemicals and help to prevent unwanted environmental contamination.

Hazmat Storage Container – Storage Guide

Prevent accidents and fires when storing hazardous materials with specialized chemical hazmat storage containers.

Protect High and Low Explosives with Explosive Storage Magazines

Prevent accidents by storing your high and low explosives properly. Utilizing an explosive storage magazine to store ammunition and explosives can prevent detrimental accidents.

What’s the Difference Between a Safety Cabinet and a Chemical Storage Building?

Failing to meet chemical storage regulations can carry large penalties. Learn the differences between chemical storage buildings and safety cabinets to avoid fines.

Expert Tips for Safe Ethanol Storage

Because it is extremely flammable, ethanol or ethyl alcohol must be stored properly to reduce the risk of a fire. Learn why chemical storage buildings are the suitable method for safe ethanol storage.

The Importance of Spill Containment Sumps in Chemical Storage Buildings

Chemical storage buildings require liquid-tight containment sumps to keep chemical spills from reaching the environment.

Proper Flammable and Combustible Storage Keeps the Flames Out of Flammables

Fire rated flammable and combustible storage, that keeps your company in compliance and provides protection to employees.

Ideal 55 Gallon Drum Storage for Every Industry

Safe 55 gallon drum storage and handling is critical to prevent injuries and to comply with OSHA requirements.