Chemical Spill Pallet & Drum Bund Series
Industrial-grade chemical spill containment pallets engineered for safe secondary liquid containment, drum decanting, and hazardous substance storage across Malaysia. Features a seamless leak-proof 260-litre sump basin designed to hold up to four 200L (55-gallon) drums, rated for a static floor load of up to 4,000 kg and dynamic forklift load of up to 1,500 kg.
100% chemical-resistant virgin Polypropylene (PP) construction ensures zero rust, corrosion, or degradation against harsh acids, caustics, oils, and solvents. Equipped with a removable anti-slip grated deck with hexagonal drainage holes for effortless sump inspection, quick pump-out cleaning, and 4-way forklift handling.
Ideal for chemical manufacturing, oil and lubricant warehousing, automotive service bays, electroplating facilities, pharmaceutical production, paint and solvent storage, and industrial plants complying with DOE and OSHA environmental containment regulations.
Chemical Spill Pallet & Drum Bund Series — FAQ
Answers to common questions regarding specifications, load capacities, and logistics.
What is the liquid containment capacity of the 6100 spill pallet?
The 6100 spill pallet features a seamless 260-litre sump basin beneath the deck, exceeding standard secondary containment requirements for single and multiple 200L (55-gallon) industrial drums.
Is this spill pallet resistant to corrosive chemicals and acids?
Yes. It is molded from industrial-grade virgin Polypropylene (PP) that resists a broad spectrum of hazardous industrial chemicals, battery acids, oils, solvents, and alkalis without corroding or degrading.
Can forklift and pallet jacks lift the spill pallet when loaded?
Yes. The base features full 4-way entry channels, allowing standard forklifts and hand pallet jacks to lift, move, and position the containment pallet across factory and warehouse floors safely.
How do you clean and empty collected chemical spills from the basin?
The top hexagonal grated platform lifts off easily without tools. Recovered chemicals can be pumped out with a standard drum suction pump or absorbed using industrial spill pads and neutralizing agents.
