Treston PPE Cabinet M750

Treston PPE Cabinet M750 keeps masks cleaner, organised and ready for the next shift

Protective equipment often loses condition in the quiet hours between shifts rather than during the job itself. Leave a welding helmet or paint mask on an open bench and dust, overspray and daily clutter start doing the rest. The Treston PPE Cabinet M750 is built to stop that slow loss of order. This compact personal safety equipment cabinet gives protective equipment a dedicated, lockable place where it stays cleaner during storage and batteries can be charged at the same time.

Designed for the Treston M750 module, this PPE cabinet is made for production areas where protective equipment is used every day and needs to stay ready for the next user or the next shift. The cabinet combines three practical functions in one compact unit: dust-protected storage, organised hanging space and charging during storage.

Filtered positive pressure helps keep dust out

This personal protective equipment cabinet is fitted with a filtered fan that keeps the cabinet slightly over-pressurised. In simple terms, that means the airflow is directed so dust and workshop dirt are less likely to enter the cabinet while the doors are closed.

That matters in environments where grinding dust, welding residue, overspray or general production dirt are part of daily work. A cleaner storage space helps reduce the amount of debris that settles on visors, face seals, controls and charging points.

Charge batteries while the equipment is stored

One of the most useful details in the M750 PPE cabinet is the integrated power rail. Instead of storing masks in one place and charging batteries somewhere else, you can do both in the same cabinet. Equipment can be returned after use, connected for charging and left ready for the next shift without loose chargers taking over the workbench.

This is especially helpful when the same powered welding helmets, paint masks or other battery-powered protective equipment are shared between several users. Charging during storage reduces the risk of flat batteries, scattered leads and equipment being left in the wrong place. The result is a tidier workstation and a smoother start to the next job.

Perforated rear panel and doors improve organisation

This PPE cabinet is not just a box with a shelf. The rear panel and the doors are perforated, which gives you more usable storage surface inside the same footprint. The included R29 hooks make it easier to hang masks, hoses and small accessories where they stay visible instead of piling up on the shelf.

Adjustable shelf makes the cabinet easier to adapt

The cabinet is supplied with one height-adjustable shelf, which makes the storage space more flexible than a fixed internal layout. Larger masks and helmets need more free height, while smaller accessories benefit from a more compact arrangement. With an adjustable shelf, you can set the space to suit the equipment you actually use instead of working around a rigid interior.

Lockable steel PPE cabinet for daily industrial use

Protective equipment is an investment, and in shared work areas it should not be left exposed when the shift ends. The Treston PPE Cabinet M750 is lockable and supplied with two keys, which helps keep valuable equipment secure while still allowing controlled access in daily use.

The cabinet body is made of powder-coated steel for industrial use. That matters in workshops and production facilities where storage furniture is opened, closed and loaded repeatedly through the day. A lockable PPE cabinet also supports better housekeeping: when equipment has a defined storage point, it is less likely to be left on tables, trolleys or window ledges.

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