In which location are easily ignitable fibers typically stored or handled?

Easily ignitable fibers are typically found in Class 3 Division 2 locations. In such settings, materials that could easily ignite are present but are not consistently airborne in such a manner that they would create a hazardous atmosphere. Class 3 Division 2 specifically refers to locations where combustible fibers or dust are stored or handled, but not in a way that they create an explosive or ignitable atmosphere under normal operating conditions.

Understanding the classifications helps in determining the necessary safety and mitigation measures required to prevent fire hazards. The other classifications, while relevant in industrial contexts, pertain to different types of hazardous materials and situations, thus making Class 3 Division 2 the most appropriate choice for easily ignitable fibers.