What kind of workshops are these dispensing stations suitable for?

This range is suited for heavy vehicle workshops or other vehicle workshops that use high quantities of engine oils and fluids.

What's the difference between a 20ft Station and an 8 IBC station or a 10ft Station and a 4 IBC?

The 20ft Stationsare suited for the use of 8 IBCs and the 10ft Stations are suited for 4 IBC, however the difference is within the construction of the unit.The Stations which have the naming convention in "feet” are bulkier units that come at a lower price point. The “IBC” naming convention feature a more specialised construction and come at a higher price point.

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Spill containment trays

Our range of poly drip trays is extensive, yet you can expect excellent quality from every option. These polyethylene spill trays offer:

• Heavy duty construction: corrosive resistant, and they work perfectly as battery spill containment trays
• Compliant spill capacity: made to quality and Australian Standards
• Tough and durable: designed to withstand the harsh Australian climate, impact, and abrasions

Australian made metal drip trays

When you're working with flammable or combustible liquids like fuel, oil or lubricants, choosing a metal drip tray is a smart and compliant spill containment solutions. Storemasta manufacture a range of metal spill trays to suit your workshop, plant or remote site needs.

Complete spill containment

Offering a complete chemical spill containment and clean-up solution, Storemasta can help reduce risks in your workplace by providing Bunding, Spill Kits, Absorbents and Bunded Storage. Reach out today and control your DG risks.

FAQs

What are Drip Trays?

Drip Trays are a form of chemical spill containment to prevent accidental chemical releases from harming people, property and the environment. They are a simple tray constructed in a chemically compatible material such as steel or poly, that is placed under an item to capture any chemical leaks or spills.

Where can you use a Drip Tray?

The Spill Trays may be used under chemical containers, vehicles, machinery or equipment to prevent spillage from entering the work area.

How do Drip Trays assist with spill management?

Using Drip Trays in the workplace should be part of your overall spill management plan. This creates a safer workplace, improves compliance and can also prevent chemical waste and loss of inventory. Drip Trays are a cost-effective solution for containing leaks and small chemical spills in the workplace, and should be considered along with bunded storage, floor bunding, drum bunds and IBC bunds.

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