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PIG™ Sediment Drain Filter
FLT749
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For Sediment; Trash; Debris, For Storm Drains up to 48" x 37", Max Flow Rate 3,500 gal./Minute
Use this filter bag drain insert to collect sediment, dirt and debris from your catch basin and meet EPA Stormwater Regs for erosion control and pollution.
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PRICING (Based on quantity)
| 1 -4 | 5 + |
|---|---|
| $88.00 | $82.00 |
Description
Use this filter bag drain insert to collect sediment, dirt and debris from your catch basin and meet EPA Stormwater Regs for erosion control and pollution.
- Ideal for use in the construction industry and anywhere sediment collection is a concern
- Geotextile constructed of a monofilament polypropylene captures sand, dirt, sediment, trash, leaves, sticks and cigarette butts
- Integrated straps secure the bag in place under the drain grate without the use of rebar and cradle the grate for added support and security during installation and removal
- Straps are high-viz; easily seen by workers and compliance inspectors
- Can handle large capacity but is manageable during maintenance; no equipment or forklift needed for removal
- For use with storm drains that are 48" x 36"
- Maximum flow rate 3,500 gal./minute; runoff won't cause flooding when the unit is properly maintained
- UV resistant, durable and reusable
Specifications
| Max Flow Rate | 3,500 gal./Minute |
| Style | Drain Filters |
| Use With | Storm Drains up to 48" x 37" |
| Color | Blue |
| Dimensions | 38" W x 49" L x 20" H |
| Substance Filtered | Sediment; Trash; Debris |
| Sold as | 1 each |
| Weight | 2.5 lbs. |
| # per Pallet | 120 |
| Composition |
polypropylene |
| UNSPSC | 47101514 |
| UV Resistant | Yes |
| Pigalog® Page Number | Page 276 |
Reviews
FLT749 Drain Insert Review
These inserts are much better than ones my company has been using in the past. These do not ripe or break from the weight of the sediment being drained out. Plus they are much easier and more safe to install and replace. It is a bit of a hassle to pull out and remove the sediment in them, but the positive is that we know we are catching material that should not enter the storm drains.
Additional Information
- Instructions for PIG Sediment Drain Filter
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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.
