EAGLE 1612 Single Drum Spill Containment Unit, 65 Gal

Eagle 1612 single-drum spill container is used in factories, warehouses and chemical storage areas where the potential for drum leaks or spills exists, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and minimising the risk of accidents. It is ideal to contain and prevent spills from single drums in industrial settings.

Features:

• It is constructed with durable polyethene, ensuring long-lasting and reliable spill containment.
• This single-drum spill container offers a load capacity of 1000 pounds and has a generous spill capacity of 65 gallons.
• It features well-liners at the bottom of the sump to capture accidental drips or spills.
• This spill container is available in bright yellow colour, enhancing visibility and safety.

Compatible Accessories:

• Eagle Overpack Dolly: It can be used with this drum spill containment unit to move the drum from one place to another for collection and dispensing applications.

Standards and Approvals:

• EPA 40 CFR 264.175

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is EPA 40 CFR 264.175 compliance?

A. As per EPA 40 CFR 264.175 compliance, the containment unit must be free of cracks or gaps and be impervious to contain leaks, spills or precipitation unless the containers are elevated or protected from contact with accumulated liquids.

Q. What is the spill container made of?

A. It is composed of HDPE (high-density polyethylene) material that protects drums from harsh working conditions and provides enhanced durability.

Q. What are the factors to consider while choosing this Eagle 1612 single-drum spill container?

A. Major factors include spill and load capacity, material compatibility, dimensions, regulatory compliance, mobility, accessories, environmental considerations, brand compatibility, warranties, stackability and budget.

Q. How do I maintain this single drum spill containment unit?

A.

• Regularly inspect this Eagle single-drum spill containment unit to ensure it is clean and free from damage.
• Clean the unit as needed using suitable cleaning materials and methods, such as soap and water or absorbent pads, to remove any spills or residue.
• Dispose of any absorbed substances or contaminants according to local regulations and safety guidelines to prevent environmental harm and maintain compliance.