PIG™ Steel IBC Tote Spill Containment Pallet

Name: PIG™ Steel IBC Tote Spill Containment Pallet
Brand: NEW PIG
SKU: IBC101
Price: 4850.00 USD
Availability: InStock

IBC101 –

Holds (4) IBCs 58" x 101" x 21" Sump Capacity 400 gal.

Safely store four IBC totes on this steel IBC spill containment pallet with built-in grounding bolt.
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Hold four (4) 330-gallon IBC totes on this strong, 12-guage steel pallet.
Weight-distributing design enables double-stacking IBC totes to save space.
Store flammables confidently thanks to the welded-on grounding bolt for fire safety.
400-gallon sump capacity exceeds IBC tote containment safety regulation requirements.
Built-in .75" NPT drain allows you to empty the pallet easily from the bottom instead of pumping liquid out from the top.
Lift out steel grating for full, direct access to shared sump.
Two-way fork access makes moving pallet convenient; move unloaded only.

Dimensions	58" W x 101" L x 21" H
Load Capacity UDL	24000 lbs.
Sump Capacity	400 gal.
Brand	PIG
Drain	Includes .5" NPT Drain
Double-Stackable Unit	Yes
Color	Black
Fork Truck Access	Two-Way Fork Access, Move Unloaded Only
Grates	(3) 57" L x 33.5" W Grates
Holds	(4) IBCs
Material	Steel
Use With Flammables	Yes
Sold as	1 each
Weight	700 lbs.
# per Pallet	1
Composition	Steel
UNSPSC	24101905
Pigalog® Page Number	Page N8

Product Data Sheet (PDS)
40 CFR 112.7
SPCC planning requirements state that facilities subject to these regulations must have written plans in place discussing the products, countermeasures and procedures that are in place, or will be taken by the facility to prevent discharge of oil into waters of the United States.
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.
40 CFR 264.175
Hazardous waste containment systems must be free of structural cracks or gaps, be designed to keep spilled liquids from remaining in contact with the container, prevent run-on and "have sufficient capacity to contain 10% of the volume of the containers, or the volume of the largest container, whichever is greater."