Spill Containment Pallets | Chemical & Drum Storage

The main purpose is to provide secure, compliant storage for containers of hazardous liquids. It acts as a failsafe, catching potential leaks in its sump to prevent the spread of chemicals, protect personnel, and help facilities meet EPA and OSHA regulations.

Spill containment's purpose is to prevent the release of hazardous substances into the workplace or environment. It involves using barriers or pallets to keep spills localized, minimizing safety risks, protecting soil and water, and ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations.

Select a pallet based on the number of drums you need to store. The sump capacity must meet or exceed regulatory requirements, which often mandate it holds the volume of the largest container or 10% of the total volume stored, whichever is greater.

Most spill pallets are made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE). This material offers excellent resistance to a wide range of chemicals, including acids and solvents. It will not rust or corrode, ensuring long-term durability in industrial environments.

Yes, for many facilities. Regulations from the EPA (SPCC Rule) and OSHA often mandate secondary containment for hazardous materials. Using spill pallets is a common and effective method to meet these legal requirements and avoid potential fines for non-compliance.

Yes, most spill containment pallets are designed with integrated forklift pockets, allowing for easy and safe relocation within your facility. This feature enables you to position drum storage areas efficiently while maintaining full compliance and protection against spills.