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Spill Deck
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Spill Trays
From £146.00 To £228.00Supplied in: Single -
Enpac Spill Pallets
From £259.00 To £359.00Supplied in: Single -
Enpac 2 & 4 Drum Spill Pallets
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Premier IBC Sump Pallet
£1,481.00Supplied in: Single kit -
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From £1,137.00 To £1,822.00Supplied in: Single -
Romold Spill Trays with Grid
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Armorgard DrumBank IBC Containter Storage - Grey
£2,592.12Supplied in: Single -
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Galvanised Steel Spill Pallet
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From £282.31 To £354.51
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Romold Spill Tray For 25 Litre Cans
£199.99Supplied in: Single -
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From £47.52 To £199.00
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Syphon Pumps
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From £1,657.00 To £2,225.00
From £1,427.89 To £1,952.82
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IBC Galvanised Steel Spill Pallet
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Hardcover Spill Pallets
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Romold Inline Bund Flooring
£405.00Supplied in: Single -
Galvanised Drip Trays
£52.50Supplied in: Single -
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From £164.61 To £490.00
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Romold Pouring Spill Tray
£18.99Supplied in: Single -
Enpac Single Drum Spill Trays
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£291.00
£234.99
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Drum Truck with Rear Wheels
£364.00Supplied in: Single -
Barrel Tap - Steel Drum
£139.00Supplied in: Single -
Metal Ryton Rotary Pump
£242.00Supplied in: Single -
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Enpac Hardcover Spill Pallet Ramp
£359.00
£284.99
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Fully Enclosed Drum Stores
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Drum Truck
£256.00
£204.99
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Sump Flooring
From £876.80 To £1,759.30Supplied in: Single -
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UN Rated Poly Overpack
From £109.00 To £341.00
From £64.97 To £274.99
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From £17.99 To £26.99
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£256.00
£204.99
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Bunded Steel Spill Flooring
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From £554.89 To £1,317.75
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Self-Closing Stainless Steel Barrel Tap
£75.00Supplied in: Single -
Large Bore Threaded Tap - Polyethylene
£22.95Supplied in: Single -
Barrel Adapters
From £7.50 To £11.00Supplied in: Single -
Plastic Barrel Taps
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Romold Multi Size Drum Cradle
£99.99Supplied in: Single -
Large Steel Drum Funnel For Flammables
£209.97Supplied in: Single -
Horizontal Drum Vent For Corrosives And General Solvents
£184.33Supplied in: Single -
Antistatic Insulated Wire
£49.18Supplied in: Single -
Brass horizontal drum vent
£57.05Supplied in: Single -
Drum Lock Set For Steel Drums
£103.02Supplied in: Single Set -
Brass Safety Drum Faucet
£45.35Supplied in: Single -
Sump Flooring - Optional Ramp
£311.84Supplied in: Single -
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£74.50
£59.99
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£34.50
£27.99
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£85.50
£67.99
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Syphon Pumps - Handheld
£5.50Supplied in: Single -
Spill Deck Drain Kit
£11.95Supplied in: Single -
Barrel Adapters - O' Ring
£6.50Supplied in: Single -
Romold Recycled Spill Pallet
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Armorgard Flamstor Flammable Storage Cupboard
From £3,199.99 To £12,999.00
From £3,059.11 To £11,553.69
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DrumBank 2 & 4 Drum COSHH Storage with Shelf - Charcoal
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Enpac Poly-Dolly
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£709.99
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£940.00
£770.97
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Enpac Polyethylene Drum Storage Hut
£3,475.00
£2,779.99
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Drum Store - Economy
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£100.00
£79.99
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Brass Drum Tap
£210.00Supplied in: Single -
304 Stainless Steel & Teflon® Rotary Pump
£513.00Supplied in: Single -
Enpac Drum Workstation Link-Locks
£150.00Supplied in: Single -
Enpac Poly-Dolly Universal® Well Liner
£69.05Supplied in: Single -
Enpac Poly-Dolly Vinyl Cover
£276.17Supplied in: Single -
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Enpac Drum Storage Hazard Hut
£2,393.00
£1,635.63
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Enpac Hazard Hut® Ramp
£837.00
£600.00
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Enpac Double Poly-Racker™
£773.00
£417.30
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Enpac Double Poly-Stacker™
£489.00
£245.47
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Enpac Spill Pallet Ramp Extender
£113.00
£89.99
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Economy Drum Store - Extra Shelves
From £370.00 To £564.00
From £295.89 To £456.98
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Sump Flooring - Optional Safety Rail
From £119.28 To £152.54Supplied in: Single
Drum Handling
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Handle drums safely with the correct equipment
Drums that contain oils or other liquids pose several risks within the workplace. The drums themselves can be heavy and difficult to move and as a general rule the contents are likely to be hazardous and/or flammable. This means having the correct procedures and provisions for their management and movement is incredibly important.
Using a truck, cart or other piece of apparatus designed for moving drums is essential – not all manual handling equipment will be suitable. When dispensing liquids into smaller containers a safety pump or tap is generally the preferred method. Tipping barrels should only be undertaken if using specific apparatus that assists in the process. To avoid contamination risks, drums must be stored in a purpose-built unit or placed on a pallet or tray that includes secondary containment provision which will collect any leaks or spills.

Expert Information
Safe Drum Handling: Buying Guide
The Importance of Risk Assessment for Liquid Storage Containers and Drums
In order to minimise the hazards associated with working with drums it is important to carry out a risk assessment before any tasks are undertaken. Identifying where and how issues may arise will influence how best to operate within your site and what equipment you require.Your situation and the materials in question will play a large part in where you store drums. Steps should be taken to minimise unnecessary movement and they must not be placed where they could become damaged by impact. If this is not possible, collision protection should be used.
Drums should always be kept in or on a specialist storage facility. It is imperative that wherever they are held, secondary containment is part of the provision. If drums containing different liquids will be stored together you must make sure any spillages or leaks will not react adversely with each other. Because of this you may find you need multiple storage products even if the amounts of each liquid are small.
Never move a drum using equipment which is unsuitable for the purpose – even when the distance is short. Specialist drum or barrel handling solutions such as purpose built trucks and carts should be used. To minimise the impact of any accidents that occur during movement, some handling equipment also usefully features inbuilt sump provision.
Filling, dispensing or working with the contents of a drum are the main ways hazards can prevent themselves. Poor technique, incorrect apparatus and inadequate spill response supplies can all be a major contributor to incidents at this stage. Consider exactly what will need to be done and ensure all eventualities are covered by your risk assessment.
Before carrying out any kind of work with drums all staff should be properly trained on relevant storage, handling and operation procedures. Ensure they know the different types of hazard and how to identify them using signage and training equipment. Employees should also be well aware of how to avoid accidents and what to do in the unlikely event of one occurring. Dealing directly with hazardous substances often requires the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and your risk assessment will likely dictate the same. Staff should know exactly what to wear, when to wear it and how to wear it.
As well as PPE you will also require apparatus for emptying or filling drums, such as funnels or chemical pumps. Make sure any equipment used is suitable for the liquid in question and properly cleaned and maintained.
When drums are being moved or used, having appropriate spill control to hand is a must. Aside from the larger capacity storage solutions that contain sumps there are a number of small scale items that can be placed under drums to stop contaminants from spreading. For example, spill trays can be sized to fit one large or several small containers and berms can be placed under drums almost anywhere. Should an accident occur, items such as spill barriers, drain covers and sorbents should be situated near the work area so they can be used at a moment’s notice. Spill control procedure tests should be carried out (similar to regular fire drills) and any consumable items used must be replaced immediately after use.
When all aspects of the tasks requiring the use of drums have been considered you will be able to create a useful risk assessment and apply its findings to come up with an operating procedure that minimises risk and maximises safety.
FAQs
How do I determine how much drum storage I need?
Strict government rules outline what the capacity of any sump or bund on your site should be. Matching the amount you have to store to these regulations will allow you to calculate the amount of storage provision you need. For single containers the secondary containment unit must hold 110% of the capacity of the container. Where multiple containers are stored the unit must accommodate 25% of the combined capacity of all containers. Additionally, be sure not to store chemicals which may react with other together.How do I know a drum is safe to work with?
Drums should be marked with “UN” to show they meet the necessary design standards for safe use. Additionally, before a drum is used you must inspect it for damage and any signs of deterioration. If a drum is full, it is important there is no swelling or bulging which would indicate that structural integrity is not as it should be. All drums containing hazardous substances should be marked using globally recognised labels which show the nature of any potential dangers.Looking for help dealing with chemicals safely in your business?
Then look no further – grab our What is COSHH and COSHH Assessment in-depth guides and make sure you and your business are operating legally.