EAGLE 1683 Ibc Containment Unit 26 Inch H 67 Inch Length

Eagle 1683 IBC containment unit is ideal for securely storing intermediate bulk containers in industrial settings. It ensures compliance with environmental regulations by preventing hazardous spills and protecting the surrounding area from potential contamination.

Features:

• It offers polyethylene grates and pallets for enhanced durability and chemical resistance.
• It has HDPE construction for increased impact & chemical resistance.
• This unit further features a platform capable of accommodating drums having widths up to 50 inches.

Compatible Accessories:

• Eagle 1681 Plastic Tub: This tub fits within the brand's 1683 containment unit for secure and efficient storage. It provides storage inside the containment unit and has plastic construction to prevent damage and resist chemicals.
• Eagle 1682 Frame: This frame safeguards the plastic tub and provides additional safety and reinforcement to the brand's containment unit. It has steel construction for structural rigidity and durability.

Standards and Approvals:

• EPA
• SPCC

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How are HDPE units better than steel units?

A. HDPE offers higher corrosion and chemical resistance than steel.

Q. How much spill containment do I need?

A. As per EPA & SPCC standards, a spill containment system must be able to contain at least 10% of the container volume.

Q. What is a spill containment system?

A. Spill containment systems protect against accidents, illnesses and unsafe working conditions caused by oil, chemicals or other hazardous materials.

Q. What factors should I consider while choosing a containment unit?

A.

• Material compatibility for stored substances.
• Capacity and dimensions for accommodating specific containers.
• Environmental regulations and compliance requirements.
• Durability and resistance to impact, chemicals and weather.
• Easy accessibility and transportation options.

Q. How do I clean and maintain this Eagle 1683 IBC containment unit?

A.

• Regularly inspect the unit for any signs of damage or wear.
• Use a mild detergent or specialised cleaner to remove any spills or residue.
• Rinse the unit thoroughly with water and allow it to dry completely before reuse.
• Avoid using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals that could damage the unit.
• Store the containment unit in a covered area to protect it from harsh weather conditions when not in use.