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PIG® Water-Filled Containment Dike
PIG® Water-Filled Containment Dike
PLR225
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Ideal For Washdowns, Temporary Water Diversion, 4.5" W x 10' L x 2" H When Filled, 1 each
Keep washdown liquids in check with our economical water-filled containment dike. Rolls up for easy storage when you're done.
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PRICING (Based on quantity)
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$97.00
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Description
Keep washdown liquids in check with our economical water-filled containment dike. Rolls up for easy storage when you're done.
- Heavy-duty dike is durable, reusable and moldable; just place on ground and fill with water to create a gravity-based berm (not 100% watertight)
- Ideal for controlling and directing water from pressure washing operations (not for long-term containment of liquids)
- High-visibility orange dike helps prevent trips and falls during washdowns
- Convenient valve for quick filling and emptying
Specifications
| Traffic | Non-Weight Bearing |
| Dimensions When Filled | 4.5" W x 10' L x 2" H When Filled |
| Height When Filled | 2" When Filled |
| Capacity | 9 gal. per Barrier |
| Color | Orange |
| Dimensions | 4.5" W x 10' L x 2" H |
| Ideal For | Washdowns, Temporary Water Diversion |
| Install/Deploy Type | Temporary/Removable Barrier |
| Temperature Limit | Works from -20°F to 150°F |
| Sold as | 1 each |
| Weight | 1.166 lbs. |
| Composition |
Boom - 18 oz. Vinyl w/ Polyester Yarn Reinforcement Reinforced Ends - Steel |
| UNSPSC | 24101907 |
| Pigalog® Page Number | Page 167 |
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Additional Information
- Chemical Compatibility for PIG Water-Filled Containment Boom
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