MFASCO ANSI Class B 3-Shelf First Aid Cabinet

MFASCO ANSI Class B 3-Shelf First Aid Cabinet — Stocked to Z308.1-2021

Need documentation that matters to auditors? The MFASCO Class B 3-shelf cabinet is stocked specifically to the current ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 edition, not an older standard some competing cabinets still reference. For safety programs that need the newest edition named on the paperwork, this is the cabinet to order — a straightforward 3-shelf steel station with the Class B fill demanding industrial floors require.

Features · Specs · Compatibility · Comparison · FAQ

The MFASCO Class B 3-shelf cabinet is a metal wall-mount station stocked to ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 Class B, built by a manufacturer with a long track record supplying first aid programs for demanding industrial environments.

Key Features

• Stocked to the current 2021-edition ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 standard, named explicitly on the listing
• ANSI Class B fill scoped for demanding, higher-risk industrial environments
• 3-shelf steel cabinet keeps categories separated for fast visual audits
• Backed by MFASCO's first aid specialist product line for consistent restocking
• Wall-mounted permanence for a fixed industrial station
• Priced between the value 3-shelf tier and the 4-shelf capacity tier

Specifications

Use Cases

• Industrial plants and warehouses whose audit program specifically checks for the 2021-edition Z308.1 reference
• Facilities standardizing on MFASCO's broader first aid product line for consistent restocking
• Multi-shift operations needing a documented Class B station alongside kits from the workplace first aid kits collection
• Plant floors pairing this cabinet with trauma supplies from the trauma kits and bleeding control collection where severe-injury risk exists

Compatibility & Restocking

MFASCO also sells matching refill and kit products, making the MFASCO Class A refill pack a same-brand option if a satellite zone on your site needs a lower class than this cabinet's Class B fill. For restocking this cabinet's actual Class B contents, use any compliant Class B refill from the first aid kit refills collection, such as the Urgent First Aid Class B refill 50-person.

What's not compatible: this cabinet's stated fill does not include eyewash bottles, and MFASCO also makes dedicated vehicle kits like the MFASCO vehicle first aid kit — that's a separate portable product, not a substitute for this wall-mounted cabinet.

Comparison: Class B Cabinets on WC Safety

• Buy the MFASCO Class B cabinet if your audit program specifically requires the 2021-edition Z308.1 reference.
• Buy the UniShield 4-shelf Class B if you want more capacity for $10 more and don't need the specific edition callout.
• Buy the First Aid Only 90575 if a stated 100-150 person headcount matters more than the standard edition named on the box.

Check prices on Amazon → MFASCO Class B cabinet UniShield 4-shelf metal First Aid Only 90575

If your facility is actually lower-risk despite an industrial-looking floor plan, don't default to Class B — check the UniShield 3-shelf Class A cabinet against your hazard assessment first. Budget-conscious buyers who prefer to manage their own fill should compare the Medique 712MTM cabinet. All seven cabinets are ranked in the best first aid cabinets guide.

This cabinet is part of the first aid cabinets collection, itself a subcategory of the master first aid kits parent collection. For satellite coverage away from the main cabinet, MFASCO's own vehicle kit lives in the vehicle first aid kits collection.

MFASCO Class B Cabinet — Purchase FAQ

Why does the 2021-edition Z308.1 reference matter for my purchase?

If your safety program's audit checklist specifically cites the current ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 edition, a cabinet whose listing names that edition explicitly gives you cleaner documentation than one that doesn't state an edition at all.

Is the MFASCO cabinet OSHA compliant out of the box?

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 requires adequate supplies for your hazards and points to ANSI Z308.1 as guidance; a Class B fill stocked to the 2021 edition supports that compliance case for industrial environments, but your own hazard assessment is what ultimately establishes adequacy.

How many employees does this cabinet cover?

The listing doesn't state a person-count rating. Facilities that need a printed headcount for documentation should compare the First Aid Only 90575, which states 100-150 person coverage.

What refill keeps this cabinet at Class B?

Any ANSI-compliant Class B refill restores the fill — the Urgent First Aid Class B refill 50-person from the first aid kit refills collection is a straightforward option.

Does MFASCO make a matching vehicle kit for the same program?

Yes — the MFASCO vehicle first aid kit extends the same brand to company vehicles, keeping restock vocabulary consistent across fixed and mobile stations.

Should trauma supplies be mounted next to this cabinet?

On floors with real bleeding-risk exposure — machinery, sharp-edge work — yes. Add a kit from the trauma kits and bleeding control collection alongside the cabinet rather than assuming the Class B fill alone covers severe trauma.

How does this compare to the UniShield 4-shelf Class B on price?

The UniShield 4-shelf metal cabinet costs $10 more at $189.95 but adds a fourth shelf. Choose MFASCO if the specific 2021-edition callout matters more than the extra capacity.

What's the fastest way to check current stock and price?

Use the Amazon button on this page — check the MFASCO Class B cabinet price on Amazon before ordering.

Is a 3-shelf cabinet big enough for a multi-shift operation?

It can be, provided restocking keeps pace with consumption across shifts. High-consumption multi-shift plants that run low between audits may prefer the extra capacity of the UniShield 4-shelf Class B cabinet instead.

Can a Class B cabinet be the only first aid provision on site?

For a single fixed zone, a properly stocked Class B cabinet can meet the baseline first aid requirement, but most multi-area facilities also deploy portable kits for zones the cabinet doesn't reach — see the workplace first aid kits collection.

How often should an industrial cabinet like this be audited?

Monthly is standard for industrial programs, with restocking triggered by shelf gaps rather than a fixed calendar alone — higher-consumption floors may need more frequent checks.

Is the MFASCO Class B cabinet worth $179.95?

For programs that specifically need the current Z308.1-2021 edition documented on the cabinet, yes — that's a real audit-readiness advantage over unlabeled competitors, even though other 3-shelf and 4-shelf cabinets are priced lower or higher.

Order the MFASCO Class B Cabinet Today

If your safety program needs the current ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 edition explicitly documented, this cabinet delivers that alongside a genuinely industrial Class B fill. Compare it against the full lineup in the best first aid cabinets buyer's guide, or read the complete MFASCO Class B cabinet review.

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