Solvent storage cabinet

A cabinet comprising:

• an enclosure having a front opening;
• a first door and a second door arranged in a side-by-side manner and being hingeable toward one another to close the opening, the second door partially overlapping the first door on an exterior side;
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• a rod pivotally secured internally within said enclosure, the rod being pivotable between an interfering position and a noninterfering position, the rod having a first projection and a second projection such that in the interfering position the second projection holds the second door ajar, allowing clearance for the first door to close onto the first projection, contact by the first door against the first projection causing the rod to pivot inwardly into the enclosure to the noninterfering position whereby the second projection is pivoted inwardly into the enclosure away from the second door, allowing the second door to close only when the first door is closed.

A self-closing cabinet comprising:

• a housing defining an interior, the housing having an opening;
• at least one door to close the opening;
• a hinge pivotally connecting the door to the housing;
• a rotational spring associated with said door, the rotational spring being secured to the housing and having a biased arm;
• and
• a connecting arm having an end pivotally secured to the door and an opposite end pivotally secured to the arm of the rotational spring;
• wherein each rotational spring biases the associated door in a closing direction and wherein the connecting arm is shaped to clear the door and the housing when the associated door is opened 180.degree..

A self-latching cabinet comprising:

• a housing having an opening;
• at least one door secured to the housing on a hinge to close the opening;
• a knob associated with one of the doors, the knob being accessible from an exterior side of the associated door;
• a cam secured to the knob, the cam being rotatably secured to the associated door;
• at least one leaf spring having a fixed end secured to the associated door, the leaf spring having a free end opposite the fixed end;
• a beveled catch member secured to the free end, the catch member being normally biased by the respective leaf spring to extend through the associated door to engage a latch hole;
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• a link operably respectively connecting the free end to the cam so that when the cam is rotated, the leaf spring is resiliently deflected, retracting the catch member.