What's the feature of spill container pallet?

We have many different spill container pallet models available. Different sizes, shapes… and different capabilities. My job today is to help you understand the differences in each model so you can determine which is going to work best for your application.

But first, let's quickly talk about the basics. The concept for every product that we'll look at in this session is exactly the same. They are all designed so drums can be placed on top of them, and if there's a spill, it gets contained. Simple. So why do we have so many options? Well, let's find out.

We'll start with the original. This is the first spill pallet that we brought to market way back when. Which is why there is no "model" name to go along with it. It is simply。 Like many of the models we will look at, there's a 2-drum and a 4-drum model available. The 2-drum or P2 is rated for 3,000 pounds, uniformly distributed and the 4-drum or P4 is rated for 6,000 pounds… also uniformly distributed. Both of them have a 66-gallon containment capacity. Needless to say, the P2 needs to be considerably taller at 16 1/2" to achieve that much capacity. Because of its larger footprint, the P4 can have a lower profile at 11 3/4". Both models have removable grating which helps for inspection or cleanup. As far as moving these around the P4 has 4-way access and can be moved with a forklift or pallet jack. The P2 has 2-way access. Both models also have a drain option. Now, most of the spill pallets we'll look at in this session have this option so I'm going to take a moment to discuss what they're all about.

If you look at the leg of the P4 pallet, you'll see a raised circle or donut. This particular pallet does NOT have a drain installed. But if one were needed the factory would drill and tap a hole in the center of that raised area. And then they would install a 3/4" drain plug. 

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