How a Battery Manufacturer Achieved Compliant Chemical Storage with EN 14470-1 Cabinets
Background
A lithium battery manufacturer needed to store electrolytes and flammable solvents. Existing storage lacked fire protection and compliance with EU standards.
Solution
WUXIsuper provided:
EN 14470-1 Type 90 fire-rated cabinets
Segregated storage for different chemicals
Spill containment and grounding system
Full certification and technical support
Results
1. Improved Safety
Reduced fire, leakage, and static risks
2. Compliance Achieved
Met EU and local safety requirements
3. Better Management
Enabled organized and traceable storage
4. Business Growth Support
Enhanced trust and export capability
Conclusion
This project demonstrates how compliant safety cabinets can significantly improve both safety and international competitiveness.
Hazardous Chemical Storage and Documentation Compliance Solution for Middle Eastern Pharmaceutical Chain
Market Background
A pharmaceutical chain in the Middle East required hazardous chemical storage cabinets for:
Pharmaceutical raw materials
Laboratory reagents
In addition to product compliance, the project required standardized quotation and invoice documentation to meet internal financial and supply chain audit processes.
Client & Application Scenario
Industry: Pharmaceutical retail & laboratory
Application: Controlled storage of chemical materials
Key requirements:
Fire-resistant cabinet structure
Standardized procurement documentation
Clear trade terms and logistics
Solution (System + Process)
Product Configuration
Material: 1.2 mm cold-rolled steel
Fire rating: 90 minutes (EN 14470-1 reference)
Application: Chemical and pharmaceutical storage
Documentation System
Quotation: Standardized PDF format
Invoice: Parameter-based documentation
Content: Product model, dimensions, material, trade terms
Trade & Logistics
FOB Shanghai standard quotation
Optional DDU delivery
Defined logistics cost and lead time
Technical Support
Product catalogue (model, material, standards clearly listed)
Selection guidance based on application scenario
Technical Implementation & Results
Cabinet structure meets fire resistance requirements for chemical storage
Standardized documentation supports financial audit and compliance workflows
Clear trade terms improve procurement transparency
Catalogue-based selection reduces decision time
Summary
This case highlights the importance of combining product compliance + documentation standardization in pharmaceutical supply chains.