ECLM-Bunded Drum Trolleys-Sall Steel bunded trolleys for drums
Steel bunded trolleys are designed for easy and safe handling of drums containing chemicals, hazardous and polluting liquid substances within the workplace. Suitable for vertical drum storage. Additional supports are available for horizontal storage.
- Welded handle, 2 fixed wheels, and 2 swivel castors with a brake
- Robust painted steel structure with removable hot-dip galvanised grid
Recommended use:
For the safe transportation of drums containing oils, polluting and hazardous materials to prevent the risks that could occur in the event of leaks, or drums failure, during handling operations.
All the sumps of the Sall bunded trolleys are compliant with EU regulations and the Italian D.Lgs. 2000 n. 258 according to which the sumps minimum volume should be equal to the biggest stored container volume and not less than one-third (1/3) of the total volume stored. Wherever substance storage is located in an underground water-protected area, it is specified that the entire stored volume should fit inside the sump (100%).
- Welded handle, 2 fixed wheels, and 2 swivel castors with a brake
- Robust painted steel structure with removable hot-dip galvanised grid
Recommended use:
For the safe transportation of drums containing oils, polluting and hazardous materials to prevent the risks that could occur in the event of leaks, or drums failure, during handling operations.
All the sumps of the Sall bunded trolleys are compliant with EU regulations and the Italian D.Lgs. 2000 n. 258 according to which the sumps minimum volume should be equal to the biggest stored container volume and not less than one-third (1/3) of the total volume stored. Wherever substance storage is located in an underground water-protected area, it is specified that the entire stored volume should fit inside the sump (100%).
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