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New Pig – Worlds Best Stuff for Leaks, Drips and Spills
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DeWatering Bag
FLT617
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For Oil; Sediment, For Up to a 6" Dia. Discharge Hose, 1500 gal./Minute
As Low As $223.00
High surface area designs remove oil and sediment from higher-volume pumping outflows.
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PRICING (Based on quantity)
| 1 -5 | 6 + |
|---|---|
| $233.00 | $223.00 |
Description
High surface area designs remove oil and sediment from higher-volume pumping outflows.
- Accommodates up to a 6" discharge hose for high-volume pumping
- Captures both sediment and oils for extra water filtration
- Non-woven polypropylene construction resists chemicals, and full bag can hold approximately 4,320 lb.
- Extra-large Bag has a greater capacity for extensive dewatering
- Disperses water to help prevent erosion
- Useful as a best management practice for stormwater pollution prevention
- Ideal for spill cleanup or pumping out containment areas, sumps, lagoons or ponds
- Non-biodegradable skin has low ash and high BTU value
- Landfillable or incinerable for waste reduction/fuels blending
Specifications
| Capacity | 225 cu. ft. |
| Style | Oil, Water, Sediment Separators |
| Use With | Up to a 6" Dia. Discharge Hose |
| Color | Black |
| Dimensions | 15' W x 15' L |
| Recycled Content | 100% Post-Consumer Recycled Textiles |
| Absorbency | Up to 22.6 gal. |
| Micron Rating | 180 Microns |
| Separator Type | Dewatering & Silt Bags & Socks |
| Substance Filtered | Oil; Sediment |
| Sold as | 1 each |
| Weight | 27.684 lbs. |
| # per Pallet | 16 |
| Composition | Non-Woven Polypropylene |
| Maximum Flow Rate | 1500 gal./Minute |
| UNSPSC | 47101525 |
| Pigalog® Page Number | Page 279 |
Reviews
Dewatering Bag
We ordered 3 different sized bags. We used the small size already and it has worked better than we expected. Very economical and easy to use. We will certainly be purchasing more of these bags
Additional Information
- Why is there no SDS?
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40 CFR 122.26
When applying for a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit, facilities must have a plan in place that describes actions, procedures, control techniques, management practices and equipment available to prevent illegal discharge of pollutants into waterways.
