Rittal Hygienic Design Fire Extinguisher Enclosure
Rittal has been developing its Hygienic Design range over many years. Its customers have benefitted from better protection of their electrical and electronic equipment, as well as less time spent washing down, and cleaner manufacturing environments.
Fire extinguishers are an absolute necessity on any manufacturing site, but they can be a haven for dirt and bacteria.
A new addition to the range, the Hygienic Design fire extinguisher enclosure, is a simple solution that not only reduces the risk of contamination from these essential devices, it also protects them, helping you to ensure that they are fully functional whenever they‘re needed.
Incorporating many of the features of the Hygienic Design compact enclosure, the fire extinguisher housing solves the same issues relating to cleanliness and hygiene.
Its sloped roof, blue silicone seal, internal hinges and locking mechanism, welded stainless steel construction, viewing window and T-handle all result in fewer dirt traps and quick and easy cleaning. These also provide ingress protection to IP 59K, and allow for inventory checks at a glance as well as, crucially, swift and effortless single-handed access.
Further information at www.rittal.co.uk and www.friedhelm-loh-group.com or on twitter @rittal_ltd.
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