What are the special designs of Steel Archive Dense Cabinets in protecting documents from disasters such as fire?

Steel Archive Dense Cabinet have a variety of special designs in protecting files from disasters such as fires. These designs are designed to minimize the loss of files in disaster events and ensure the safety and integrity of files. Here are some common special designs:

Fireproof material selection: Steel Archive Dense Cabinets are usually made of high-strength fireproof materials, such as fireproof steel plates or concrete. These materials have good fire resistance and can block the spread of fire in the event of a fire, protecting the documents in the archive from the direct impact of heat and flames.

Sealing design: Steel archive cabinets usually have a design with good sealing performance, which can effectively prevent smoke, dust and harmful gases generated in fires from penetrating into the cabinet and protect archive documents from secondary pollution and damage.

High temperature resistant design: The design of Steel Archive Dense Cabinets usually takes into account their performance in high temperature environments. For example, special insulation materials are often used inside cabinets to reduce the conduction and accumulation of heat and protect archive documents from high temperatures.

Fire-proof sealing structure: The doors and joints of Steel Archive Dense Cabinets usually adopt fire-proof sealing designs to prevent flames and heat from entering the cabinet through the door gaps. This sealed structure can effectively slow down the spread of fire and increase the security time of files.

Fire retardant coating: Some Steel Archive Dense Cabinets are also coated with fire retardant coating on the surface to increase their fire resistance. This coating is usually composed of fire-retardant paint or special fire-retardant spray agent, which can form a protective film in the event of a fire to prevent the flames from directly contacting the surface of the cabinet.

Fire alarm system: Some high-end Steel Archive Dense Cabinets are also equipped with a fire alarm system, which can promptly send out alarms when a fire occurs and notify relevant personnel to handle and evacuate, so as to minimize the impact of fire on files.

Waterproof design: In addition to fireproof design, some Steel Archive Dense Cabinets are also waterproof. This design can prevent fire extinguishing water or other fire extinguishing media from penetrating into the cabinet and further damaging the files in the event of a fire.

Steel Archive Dense Cabinet provide effective protection in protecting documents from fire and other disasters through a variety of special designs such as fireproof material selection, sealing design, high temperature resistance design, fireproof sealing structure, fireproof coating, fire alarm system and waterproof design. Measures should be taken to ensure the security and integrity of archives in disaster events.