What is the difference between primary and secondary containment?

Primary containment refers to the main storage container such as a drum, tank, or IBC. Secondary containment is an additional system like spill pallets, berms, or trays designed to capture leaks or spills from the primary container.

What is the difference between a spill containment pallet and a berm?

Spill containment pallets are ideal for static indoor storage of drums and IBCs. Spill containment berms are better suited for outdoor use, large areas, or temporary containment during operations like refueling or maintenance.

How many drums fit in a containment pallet?

The number depends on the pallet size. Common options include 2-drum pallets for small storage and 4-drum pallets for standard industrial use. Ensure the sump capacity can handle potential leaks.

Are IBC spill containment pallets required for bulk liquid storage?

Yes, IBC spill containment pallets are essential for bulk liquid storage as they help contain leaks and prevent environmental contamination from large-volume containers.

How do spill containment systems help during inspections?

Proper spill containment systems demonstrate that a facility is prepared to manage leaks and spills, ensuring safer operations and compliance with safety regulations.

What is the best way to contain spills outdoors?

Spill containment berms and portable containment systems are ideal for outdoor use as they can handle uneven surfaces and large spill volumes.

What is the difference between a spill tray and a containment pallet?

Spill trays are used for small containers and minor leaks, while containment pallets are designed for larger storage like drums and IBCs. The choice depends on the volume and type of liquid stored.

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Q: Are there fuel storage products designed for spill containment?

Yes, products such as spill pallets, oil containment systems, and no-spill fuel containers are specifically designed to safely store and manage fuels and petroleum-based liquids.

Spill Control and Spill Containment Systems

Correct spill containment is essential for protecting your employees, facility and environment. For any oil, chemical or hazardous liquid handling, the right spill containment systems helps to control the spill, minimize risk and keep the environment safe.

We have a full collection of secondary containment products for use in industrial and commercial applications, such as spill containment pallets, berms, trays and spill kits.

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Industrial Spill Containment Solutions for Spills of All Sizes

We have a comprehensive range of spill control and spill containment products that can control leaks, drips and major spills:

Spill Containment Pallets are designed to store drums, IBC totes and hazardous liquids.
Leak catcher pallets that are designed to capture leaks and prevent environmental contamination are called Secondary Containment Pallets.
Spill Containment Berms – Temporary and large area solutions.
Spill Containment Trays – ideal for small containers and indoors.
Spill Containment Kits are emergency response solutions that are ready to use.
Spill Dikes & Containment Systems – These are used to prevent and manage the flow of fluid.

They are commonly used in oil containment, chemical containment and industrial spill control applications.

Secondary Containment for Drums, IBCs and Bulk Storage.

Secondary spill containment is crucial with hazardous materials storage. We can provide:

Drum Spill Containment Pallets: For safe storage of 55-gallon drums
IBC Spill Containment Pallets & IBC Sumps: for storage of large volumes of liquid.
Containment Pallets & Spill Skids: reliable solutions for industrial applications.
Chemical Tote & IBC Containment Systems: for bulk chemical storage.

These products are used to control and manage leaks from chemical totes, IBC containers and fuel storage units, allowing a safe and controlled operations.

Oil & Chemical Spill Containment Solutions

We have products that are dedicated to responding to oil and chemical spills:

Oil Spill Containment Booms – For use in water-based spills and marine applications.
Oil Containment Pallets & Systems – Storage of fuel and lubricants.
Chemical Spill Containment Products – Designed for handling hazardous materials.
Spill Containment Berms & Dikes are used to contain and prevent spills from spreading, and are effective in controlling large spills.

These solutions are commonly used in oil & gas, manufacturing, transportation, and marine industries.

Spill Control for Transportation & High-Risk Environments

Spill containment systems are also ideal for special applications:

Railcar & Railroad Spill Containment – for fuel and chemical transport safety.
Portable Spill Containment Berms – Perfect for outside and temporary applications
No Spill Fuel Containers & Secondary Containers – Minimize risk when handling fuel.
Spill Containment Skids & Trays – For mobile and on-site use

These are solutions that will help prevent incidents in high-risk locations like transport hubs, construction sites and industrial yards.

Built to Support Safe Storage & Compliance

Our secondary containment helps businesses:

Keep leaks from contaminating work areas.
Confer protection to soil, water and environment.
Provide a safer workplace and spill response readiness.
Fulfill regulatory requirements for hazardous material storage

Ensuring the presence of suitable spill containment pallets, berms and trays is an important aspect of good facility management.

Reasons To Choose Our Spill Containment Products

High-quality materials and workmanship
Capable of holding oil, fuel and chemicals
Drums, IBCs and bulk storage in a variety of sizes
Easy to deploy and maintain
Accredited by industrial facilities and safety teams

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See our complete line of spill containment systems, spill pallets, berms, trays and spill kits for all sizes of leaks and spills, even industrial.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Spill Absorbents

Primary containment refers to the main storage container such as a drum, tank, or IBC. Secondary containment includes systems like spill pallets, berms, and trays designed to capture leaks or spills from the primary container.

Spill containment pallets are best for static indoor storage of drums and IBCs. Spill containment berms are ideal for outdoor use, larger areas, or temporary containment during activities like refueling or maintenance.

The capacity depends on the pallet size. Common options include 2-drum pallets for smaller storage and 4-drum pallets for standard industrial use. Always ensure the sump capacity can handle potential leaks.

Yes, IBC spill containment pallets are essential for storing large volumes of liquid. They help contain leaks and prevent environmental contamination from chemical totes and bulk containers.

Proper spill containment systems demonstrate that your facility is prepared to handle leaks and spills, improving safety and ensuring compliance with regulations during inspections.

Spill containment berms and portable containment systems are ideal for outdoor use. They can handle uneven surfaces and larger spill volumes effectively.

Yes, products like spill pallets, oil containment systems, and no-spill fuel containers are specifically designed for safe handling and storage of fuel and petroleum-based liquids.

Spill trays are suitable for small containers and minor leaks, while containment pallets are designed for larger storage such as drums and IBCs. The choice depends on the volume and type of liquid.