K-CABS™are custom designed and fabricated K-MASS™ coated, Stainless Steel, instrument and electrical component cabinets. K-CABS™ are tested to provide a minimum of 30 minutes of protection in a 1093 C/ 2000 F Hydrocarbon Fire, The cabinet is designed to NEMA-4X requirements, which allow for mounting of non-arcing or sparking electrical components and terminal strips within the cabinet. K-CABS™ have been installed in many major Oil Producers facilities in hazardous zones or locations.
K-CABS™ designs are extremely versatile. K-CABS™ are engineered to accommodate: space and access restriction, mounting requirements and piping & fitting arrangements for each application. K-CABS™ are all 300 series stainless steel construction and are available with a variety of closure & hardware options.
The K-MASS™ fireproof coating of our K-CABS™ product allows for features like: Fire resistant Glass Lens, fireproof push buttons & control knobs on the exterior of the fireproofing.
Features of Construction
Wall, Stanchion, or actuator mounting
All 304 SS Welded Construction
Reinforced panel construction
Welded full and half couplings 1/8” to 3” Rated 150 - 3000 psi
Hinged or screwed cover
Protected to 1093 C/ 2000 F for 30 minutes
Available with or without internal mounting plate
Intumescent glass optional
Phenolic or SS Tags
Installation of hydraulic, Pneumatic or electrical components
Extended push buttons
Fire rated glass window
Benefits
Can be installed in any orientation or location
Durable, Corrosion Resistant
Allows connection of pipe, conduit and tube fittings for electrical, hydraulic or pneumatic components
Conforms to installation Application Standards
Meets or exceeds UL 1709 Fire test requirements
Can be utilized for mechanical or electrical components
K-CABS™can be supplied for specialized application and components.
May be supplied complete with instrumentation, piping / tubing and wiring to customer specification
K-CABS™ may be constructed with built-in Fire Resistant Glass Lens and various control elements.
TDI “Product” Partners
Critical Circuit Survival
Operation during a fire
Increased awareness and concern over loss of capital equipment and production time has prompted the development of equipment designed to deal with the destructive force of fire. Much of this equipment requires reliable sources of electrical power to function. When exposed to high fire risk area, above grade electrical wiring is placed in Jeopardy. Special precautions must be taken to assure electrical power is available when it is needed the most – During a fire.
