Fire-rated4 HourChemical Storage
FireSAFE 4X
- 4-Hour Fire-Rated
- 8 ft x 40 ft
- 57 Barrels
- 55 Gal Storage Drums
- 228 Square Feet storage
Acetic Acid (Glacial) Chemical Storage Specifications
Compliant storage and rental solutions for Acetic Acid (Glacial) (CH3COOH). EPA, OSHA, and NFPA guidance for containment, segregation, and fire protection — with rental buildings matched to this material.
Flammable hazardFlammable Storage
Chemical formula
About Acetic Acid (Glacial)
Acetic acid (glacial) is a clear, colorless liquid with a pungent odor. It is used in the production of various chemicals, plastics, and textiles. It is also commonly used as a food additive and preservative.
Structured hazard data
- Hazard class
- Class 8, Division 3
- Storage category
- Flammable Storage
- Flammable
- Yes
- Flash point
- N/A
- Storage temperature
- 53°F to 77°F
- Recommended extinguishing agent
- CO2
- Compatibility / segregation
- Acetic acid must not be stored with strong bases or strong reducing agents.
Class 8 substances are corrosive and can cause severe damage to skin and eyes. Division 3 indicates that the substance has a severe hazard for skin corrosion/irritation.
Fire Suppression System
CO₂ fire suppression is recommended for Acetic Acid (Glacial)
Water
Dry Chemical
CO₂ / Other · Recommended
Guidance: CO2 fire suppression is generally recommended for Acetic acid (glacial) (CH3COOH). *Please consult your raw material manufacturer's safety data sheet (SDS) and your local authority having jurisdiction to verify the most adequate fire suppression extinguisher for your specific storage or use.
Additional extinguishing notes: Dry Chemical
Always confirm extinguishing agents against the manufacturer SDS and your authority having jurisdiction before specifying a rental building fire-suppression package.
Storage & segregation guidance
Compliant storage and rental solutions for Acetic acid (glacial) should account for its listed hazards (Class 8, Division 3), climate control needs (53°F to 77°F), and segregation requirements. Acetic acid must not be stored with strong bases or strong reducing agents.
Review NFPA 30 flammable liquid storage requirements and Fire-rated chemical storage rental when designing fire rating, containment, and building selection.
Properties: Boiling point: 118.1°C, Melting point: 16.6°C, Solubility: Miscible with water
Matched to this chemical
Recommended storage solutions for Acetic Acid (Glacial)
Fire rating, footprint, and containment options from the US Hazmat Rentals fleet — sized for compliant chemical storage.
Fire-rated4 HourChemical StorageFireSAFE 4X
- 4-Hour Fire-Rated
- 8 ft x 10 ft
- 12 Barrels
- 55 Gal Storage Drums
- 48 Square Feet storage
Fire-rated4 hourChemical Tote StorageSingle Tote & Pallet Storage
- 4-Hour Fire-Rated 6' Deep 1-Tote-Deep
Material handling
How do you manage your bulk chemical storage?
US Hazmat Rentals buildings are designed around the primary storage formats teams use in the field — each path opens the matching storage solution on ushazmatrentals.com.
IBC Totes
Large-volume tote storage with forklift-ready handling inside compliant buildings.
Explore solution
55 Gallon Drums
Drum and pallet-adjacent workflows sized for secondary containment and segregation.
Explore solution
Palletized Materials
Pallet-in, pallet-out layouts for packaged chemicals and rack-ready inventory.
Explore solution
Small Containers
Locker and cabinet-scale storage for cans, jars, and other small-format chemicals.
Explore solution
We have solutions designed for your workflow process needs.
Frequently asked questions
How should Acetic acid (glacial) be stored?
Store Acetic acid (glacial) in EPA-, OSHA-, and NFPA-compliant containment suited to its hazards (Class 8, Division 3). Climate range guidance: 53°F to 77°F. Compatibility notes: Acetic acid must not be stored with strong bases or strong reducing agents. US Hazmat Rentals provides compliant chemical storage buildings available for rental.
Is Acetic acid (glacial) flammable?
Yes — Acetic acid (glacial) is flagged as a flammable hazard in this database (Yes). Flash point: N/A. Use fire-rated storage and follow NFPA 30 / applicable flammable-liquid rules where they apply.
What hazard class is Acetic acid (glacial)?
Acetic acid (glacial) is listed as: Class 8, Division 3. Class 8 substances are corrosive and can cause severe damage to skin and eyes. Division 3 indicates that the substance has a severe hazard for skin corrosion/irritation.
What fire suppression is recommended for Acetic acid (glacial)?
CO2 fire suppression is generally recommended for Acetic acid (glacial) (CH3COOH). *Please consult your raw material manufacturer's safety data sheet (SDS) and your local authority having jurisdiction to verify the most adequate fire suppression extinguisher for your specific storage or use.
Is compliant Acetic acid (glacial) storage available for rent?
Yes. US Hazmat Rentals offers EPA-, OSHA-, and NFPA-compliant chemical storage buildings and containment that can be matched to Acetic acid (glacial). Request sizing and compliance guidance at https://ushazmatrentals.com/chemical-storage-quote-request/.