MAB-STR-BERM, MAKE-A-BERM-Justrite Make-A-Berm Straight Section
The Make-A-Berm™ straight section allows spill containment to be installed around difficult to move equipment, in spill-prone areas or where a standard berm will not work. By connecting pieces to each other, the containment area can be designed flexibly.
Key specifications:
Type: straight section of a spill containment berm
Material: PVC-coated fabric, flexible foam inserts
Height: 1.5, 2, 4 or 6 inches
Colour: yellow
Compliance: EPA 40 CFR 264.175 and SPCC regulations
- The modular design lets you build a containment solution tailored to your facility without moving equipment: cut to length, attach corners and seal with adhesive
- Flexible foam inserts compress under weight and instantly return to shape, providing long-lasting performance even in high-traffic areas
- Bright PVC-coated fabric enhances workplace safety while standing up to oils, fuels, acids and other hazardous chemicals
- Secure with polyether-based adhesive for a liquid-tight, semi-permanent seal, yet easily removable
- The heavy-duty variant features aluminium mounting strips for forklift and vehicle traffic
Key specifications:
Type: straight section of a spill containment berm
Material: PVC-coated fabric, flexible foam inserts
Height: 1.5, 2, 4 or 6 inches
Colour: yellow
Compliance: EPA 40 CFR 264.175 and SPCC regulations
- The modular design lets you build a containment solution tailored to your facility without moving equipment: cut to length, attach corners and seal with adhesive
- Flexible foam inserts compress under weight and instantly return to shape, providing long-lasting performance even in high-traffic areas
- Bright PVC-coated fabric enhances workplace safety while standing up to oils, fuels, acids and other hazardous chemicals
- Secure with polyether-based adhesive for a liquid-tight, semi-permanent seal, yet easily removable
- The heavy-duty variant features aluminium mounting strips for forklift and vehicle traffic
This item is in the category Flexible Spill and Leak Containment and Control
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