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Against what could escape, not what is expected to drip. A tray sized for normal losses is useless the day a container fails, which is the situation containment exists for.

A drip tray catches what falls from a machine or a job in progress and moves with the work. A bund contains a stored volume and is sized against the drums standing on it.

The count sets both the footprint and the volume. They are not interchangeable by standing fewer drums on the larger unit, since the drums have to sit properly on the grating to be supported.

16.5L, 20L, 22L and 30L, which covers a machine standing over a tray through to a job with a larger volume coming out of it.

With a drum cradle at 205L, which tilts the drum for dispensing without it having to be lifted. That is a handling problem rather than a containment one.

Two drum PE workflooring gives a bunded surface for two drums in a smaller footprint than a spill pallet, which suits a store where floor space is the constraint.

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Containment volume has to exceed what could actually escape, not what is expected to drip. A tray sized for expected drips is useless the day a container fails, which is the situation containment exists for. That is why bunds are sized against the drums standing on them rather than against normal losses. The volume that has to be held is a property of the container, not of how carefully it is handled.

Drum count sets the footprint and the volume together. A two drum bund holds a smaller volume in a smaller area than a four drum bund, and the two are not interchangeable simply by standing fewer drums on the larger one, since the drums have to sit on the grating properly.

Drip trays are the lighter end of the same idea, running 16.5L, 20L, 22L and 30L. They catch what falls from a machine or a job in progress rather than containing a stored volume, and they move with the work rather than staying under a store. Sealey hold barrel bunds at 1200 x 1200mm and for two 205L drums with a four drum 250L bund above them.

Handling equipment closes the leaf out. A drum cradle at 205L tilts a full drum for dispensing without lifting it, and PE workflooring gives a bunded surface for two drums where a full pallet is more than the space allows. Questions go over WhatsApp on 07754288583 with what is being stored.

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Against what could escape, not what is expected to drip. A tray sized for normal losses is useless the day a container fails, which is the situation containment exists for.

A drip tray catches what falls from a machine or a job in progress and moves with the work. A bund contains a stored volume and is sized against the drums standing on it.

The count sets both the footprint and the volume. They are not interchangeable by standing fewer drums on the larger unit, since the drums have to sit properly on the grating to be supported.

16.5L, 20L, 22L and 30L, which covers a machine standing over a tray through to a job with a larger volume coming out of it.

With a drum cradle at 205L, which tilts the drum for dispensing without it having to be lifted. That is a handling problem rather than a containment one.

Two drum PE workflooring gives a bunded surface for two drums in a smaller footprint than a spill pallet, which suits a store where floor space is the constraint.

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