
Six-door powder-coated steel locker
Cleanroom Lockers & Garment Cabinets
Powder-Coated Steel Locker
| Specification | Configuration options |
|---|---|
| Brand | shengtongJH |
| Material / finish | Steel sheet with powder-coated finish |
| External size, W × D × H (mm) | 900 × 450 × 1800 / 1200 × 450 × 1800 / 1200 × 500 × 2000 |
| Door layout | 6-door or 8-door compartment arrangement |
| Locks | Mechanical lock or electronic lock |
| Colors | White, blue or coordinated door colors |
| Internal fittings | Shelves, hanging rail or hooks to suit compartment height |
| Customization | Cabinet dimensions, compartment arrangement, colors and locks |
Dimensions and configurations can be customized for your application.
Use clear compartment allocation and a durable painted enclosure where the room's cleaning process suits a coated steel finish.
Make storage allocation easy to recognize
Powder-coated steel lockers suit changing and support spaces where personal belongings need organized storage before operators enter a cleaner area. Contrasting door colors can identify departments, shifts or assigned zones without changing the basic cabinet footprint. The catalogue includes a six-door arrangement and an eight-door arrangement with electronic locks.
Choose the number of compartments from the items being stored, not only the headcount. A larger number of short compartments can work well for folded clothing and small bags but may not allow long coats to hang. Decide which belongings stay here and which garments require a separate clean storage location.
Match the finish to the cleaning environment
A coated surface needs a different maintenance decision from uncoated stainless steel. Review the actual disinfectants, contact times and frequency of wet cleaning. Where aggressive chemicals or persistent moisture are expected, stainless construction may be the more appropriate choice. A color finish alone does not establish chemical resistance or cleanroom suitability.
Pay attention to edges, hinges and the base, where impacts or repeated contact can damage the coating. Repair exposed areas using an approved method rather than allowing corrosion to develop beneath the finish. Keep standing water away from closed bases and avoid abrasive tools that score the painted surface.
Use the wall space without narrowing the aisle
Check the fully open door and the space taken by a user holding a bag. Place banks so their opening paths do not conflict with benches or entry doors. If lockers are joined into a run, retain access to end panels, fixings and electrical locks for service.
Mechanical locks offer straightforward individual assignment, while electronic locks can simplify shared use when their reset procedure is defined. The cabinet dimensions, door colors and storage layout can be customized to your support-room workflow.