25L Litre Water Storage Container, Jerrican, Drum, Jerry Can x 2

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It's important to choose the right spill kit for your needs, based on the types of liquids you work with and the potential hazards they pose. At Hyde Park Environmental, we can help you choose the right spill kit for your organization and ensure that you have everything you need to manage spills safely and effectively. Welcome to Hyde Park Environmental, your trusted source for eco-friendly solutions to environmental challenges. Spill kits are important in ensuring a safe and healthy workplace.

Body fluid spill kits: These kits are designed to handle spills of bodily fluids, such as blood, urine, and vomit.If you think of the problems we faced before correct disposal techniques were introduced for old tyres, batteries etc etc, look now at the local recycling depots how they take haz mats from you and dispose correctly. If you think of the bigger picture and imagine all the 25l containers about that had oil in (and YOU NEVER EVER) get it all out and add that up; just how much oil is that? I don't have a clue, but it is a lot. Yes of course there are thresholds, it comes down to interpretation yet again in most instances. Drain Covers: These are used to cover drains and prevent spills from entering them. They are available in different sizes and materials, such as polyethylene or polypropylene. Spill Kit Station Sign: These are used to alert people to the presence of hazardous spills and to prevent them from entering the area. They are available in different sizes and materials, such as plastic or aluminum. Hazmat spill kits: These kits are designed to handle spills of hazardous materials, including chemicals, biological agents, and radioactive substances.

Universal spill kits: These kits are designed to handle spills of non-aggressive liquids such as water, oils, and chemicals. Absorbent pads and rolls: These are used to absorb and contain spilled liquids. They are available in different sizes and materials, such as polypropylene, cellulose, or recycled materials. Chemical spill kits: These kits are designed to handle spills of aggressive chemicals, such as acids, bases, and solvents.Pillows: These are absorbent cushions that are used to absorb liquids in tight spaces, such as underneath machines or equipment. They are available in different sizes and materials, such as polypropylene, cellulose, or recycled materials. The plastic drip tray and drip pan range from Spill Shop provides a choice of nearly 30 different size configurations made from either Polypropylene, Polyethylene or Rubberised Plastic so you can be sure to find a drip tray to suit your needs. Spill Shop’s drip trays provide the basis for a clean working environment but more importantly prevent the risk of slipping accidents to your employees by eliminating the risk of drips and spills spreading over the working floor space. If the adaptor you require is not already bundled with the pump in 1 of the above options then just add the F960-JAA/0960-031 to your basket and then add the adaptor to your basket as a seperate item. Rob if your in a works environment there will or should be procedures in place to ensure that correct disposal and recycling if applicable takes place.

Gloves and goggles: Personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential for spill cleanup. Gloves and goggles protect workers from exposure to hazardous materials.At Hyde Park Environmental, we offer a wide range of spill kits that are tailored to meet the needs of different industries and applications. Our spill kits come in various sizes and configurations, from small mobile kits that can be carried to the location of the spill to large, stationary kits that are designed for high-volume spills. Oil spill kits: These kits are designed to handle spills of hydrocarbons, such as oils, fuels, and lubricants, but not water. All of our spill kits are designed with high-quality absorbent materials that can absorb a wide range of hazardous liquids. Our absorbents are made from natural and renewable resources, making them eco-friendly and safe for the environment.

The storage of small drums and liquid containers in or on a drum spill tray is becoming more and more popular. Whilst a low volume bund does not fall under direct regulation, risk assessment and good housekeeping should dictate that any liquid should be stored in a way that prevents any spills or leaks from escaping a contained area. From the storage of cooking oils down to cleaning fluids in the cleaning cupboard, all should be kept in a drum spill tray.

Marine spill kits: These kits are designed to handle spills that occur in water, such as oil spills. Pump motor; Pump Tube - Polypropylene; Pump Shaft - Inconel; Pump Internals - Polypropylene & Teflon®; Output Hose - Reinforced PVC (1)