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Match spill pallet size, sump capacity, drum quantity, load rating, material, color, and logo options to your storage and containment process.
Applications
Spill pallets collect accidental drips and leaks beneath drums, containers, and liquid-handling equipment before the liquid spreads across the floor.
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Selection Process
A structured review connects stored containers, liquids, sump capacity and handling conditions to the correct secondary-containment layout.
List drum or IBC type, quantity, footprint, filled weight and dispensing equipment.
Confirm containment volume from site policy and applicable local requirements.
Verify pallet, grating, drain and seal materials against every stored liquid.
Review loading, inspection, dispensing, cleaning, forklift access and outdoor exposure.
Buyer Guide
Select from the complete storage configuration—not from drum quantity or sump capacity alone.
| Selection factor | What to confirm | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Container layout | Drum or IBC type, quantity, footprint, overhang and dispensing equipment | All containers must fit on the supported grating without unsafe overhang. |
| Sump capacity | Site policy, local regulations, container volume and rainfall exposure | Required secondary-containment volume varies by jurisdiction and configuration. |
| Chemical compatibility | Liquid, concentration, temperature, duration and component materials | The pallet body, grating, drain and seals can have different compatibility limits. |
| Load ratings | Static load, support points and total filled container weight | Capacity must be checked under the actual floor and loading conditions. |
| Movement | Empty positioning, loaded transport rating and forklift procedure | Forklift pockets do not automatically mean a loaded pallet may be moved. |
Compliance note: Confirm containment requirements with the responsible site professional and applicable authority. Rules vary by jurisdiction, stored substance and installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Concise answers for EHS, warehouse, chemical storage, maintenance and procurement teams.
A spill pallet is a secondary-containment unit with a sump beneath a supported grating. It is placed under drums, IBCs or other liquid containers to collect leaks and drips.
List every stored container and check site policy and applicable local regulations. Required containment volume varies by jurisdiction, substance, container arrangement and indoor or outdoor conditions.
No. Verify the pallet body, grating, drain and seal materials against the exact liquid, concentration, temperature and expected exposure duration.
Only when the exact model is designed and rated for loaded transport. Forklift pockets may be intended only for empty positioning, so follow the manufacturer instructions.
Provide container type and quantity, footprint, liquid, required sump volume, total load, handling method, drain preference, quantity and destination.
Send your size, sump capacity, drum quantity, order quantity, and application requirements.