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Secondary Spill Containment and Spill Control Solutions
SpillguardsTM and secondary spill containment
accessories
Spillguard (TM) Portable Berms offer a compact solution for
the containment of liquid during pumping or temporary storage.
Placed under tanks, filtration equipment or pumps and used with
other secondary spill control accessories like bridges and road
crossings they can save on site cleanup costs when dealing with
a variety of environmental contaminants.
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Spillguards |
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Spillguard Bridge |
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Road Crossings |
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Standard sizes: 6x10, 8x14, 10x18,
12x16, 12x50, 30x50
Spillguard (TM) Portable Berms are compact and ideal
for use with temporary liquid storage tanks, pumps,
or other equipment used in handling hazardous liquids. |
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No moving parts
Main saddle is sized for hose and pipe up to 12"
Top saddle can be used simultaneously with main saddle
and is sized for hose and pipe up to 8" |
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Come in 8', 12' and 20' with 144" (12
feet) vehicle passable clearance. |
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Spray Guard |
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Mobile Blast Pad |
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| Revolutionary system designed to safely
contain heat exchanger hydroblast wastewater with or
without the bundle being pulled! |
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Double or triple your blasting pad
capacity and do it right next to your unit! |
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Interested in seeing this equipment in action...
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Equipment Demo at your site... |
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Lunchtime Presentation... |
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Let us do a Job Walk of your site...
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Practical Solutions for Site
Spills &
Containment
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Water Filtration |
A 36" pipeline near the Fall River and the scenic town of Burney,
California, needed to be hydro tested by a major California utility. The
Woodland Rain for Rent branch responded to the challenge by designing
and environmentally-safe pump and water filtration treatment system for
the pipeline contractor.
Water was pumped from the pristine Fall River with a
DV150 Power
Prime pump into three
21,000 gallon Worksafe steel manifold tanks resting in
Spillguard
berms. |
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