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Cleanroom Furniture and Stainless Steel Products
Cleanroom Instrument Cabinet
A lockable Type 304L stainless cabinet with clear glazed doors and adjustable perforated shelves that keeps precision instruments visible, separated and protected.
- Clear laminated glass doors
- Adjustable perforated shelves
- Lockable three-point closure
- Sloped top and raised feet
Product Introduction
The cleanroom instrument cabinet is built around a continuously welded Type 304L stainless enclosure with a pitched hygienic top. Twin laminated-glass doors provide a direct inventory view while the cabinet remains closed, and three perforated stainless shelves support instruments without creating broad concealed ledges. Each shelf moves independently on enclosed pilasters to accommodate equipment of different heights. A compression latch draws the blue silicone door seals evenly against the frame, while raised adjustable feet expose the floor beneath the cabinet for inspection and wiping.
Key Features
Three removable perforated shelves combine stable equipment support with vertical air movement around stored instruments.
The pitched stainless roof removes the flat upper ledge that commonly attracts loose items and settled residue.
A three-point locking mechanism compresses both door leaves against continuous blue silicone seals from one access point.
Customer Product Concerns
Sensitive instruments need visible, organized storage without exposing optical surfaces, probes or cables to routine room activity.
Operators repeatedly open opaque cupboards just to check whether an instrument is available.Clear laminated door panels reveal shelf occupancy and equipment status before the cabinet is unlocked.
Solid fixed shelves restrict the usable height and create broad concealed surfaces beneath stored devices.Perforated shelves relocate on enclosed pilasters and leave their lower surfaces visible for inspection.
A single magnetic catch does not apply even pressure along tall paired doors.The linked three-point closure pulls both glazed leaves onto continuous compression seals.
Instrument cabinets placed directly on a plinth obstruct floor cleaning around the enclosure base.Four raised leveling feet keep the cabinet stable while leaving the floor perimeter accessible.
Typical Applications
Metrology instrument storageCleanroom inspection equipment organizationPharmaceutical laboratory device storageMedical-device calibration accessory storageControlled electronics test-equipment storage
Technical Parameters
Typical configurable specifications for a stainless cleanroom instrument cabinet are listed below.
| Core Material | Type 304L stainless steel welded enclosure with laminated tempered-glass doors and three perforated stainless shelves |
|---|---|
| Panel Thickness | 1.2–1.5 mm cabinet body and framed door panels |
| Effective Width | 800–1000 mm overall cabinet width |
| Maximum Length | 2100 mm maximum rear cabinet height |
| Steel Facing Thickness | 1.2–1.5 mm Type 304L stainless body, door frames and shelves |
| Core Density | 7900–8000 kg/m³ for Type 304L stainless steel |
| Thermal Conductivity | 14–16 W/(m·K) for Type 304L stainless steel |
| Surface Finish | Brushed No. 4 stainless with clear laminated glazing, blue silicone seals and black locking hardware |
| Joint Type | Continuously welded carcass with gasketed twin glazed doors, concealed hinges, three-point latch and enclosed adjustable shelf pilasters |
| Customization | Available based on the intended application and operating environment. |
Available Options
Solid or perforated stainless shelf setsType 316L electropolished constructionKeyed, electronic or master-key lockingCable pass-through panel with sealed glands
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