Spill Cont. Berm, Foam Wall, 897 gal. MPN:8580
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Spill Cont. Berm, Foam Wall, 897 gal.
This collapsible containment berm is ideal for indoor and outdoor use, providing a reliable solution for spills and containment needs. With a 897-gallon capacity and foam wall model, it supports EPA compliance and SPCC standards. The black and green color scheme makes it easily visible and accessible. Made from durable copolymer material, it withstands harsh environments and is easy to set up and store. Perfect for industrial, commercial, and residential applications, this containment berm is a must-have for any facility looking to prevent environmental hazards and maintain a safe working environment.
Top product features:
- Collapsible design allows for easy transportation and storage
- Foam wall provides a stable and durable containment barrier
- Supports EPA compliance with a spill capacity of 897 gallons
Top product applications:
- Spill containment for outdoor use in industrial settings
- Fuel storage and spill containment for emergency response situations
- Containment of hazardous materials and chemicals in laboratories and research facilities
Collapsible Containment Berm, Color Black/Green, Dimensions 12 ft W x 30 ft L, Height 4 in, Includes Foam Wall Model, Supports, Indoor/Outdoor Use Outdoor, Length 30 ft, Material Copolymer, Material Thickness 30 mil, Recycled Content ( Percent) No Recycled Content, Shape Rectangle, Sidewall Support Material Foam, Sidewall Type Foam, Product Type Containment Berm, Spill Capacity, gal. 897 gal, Standards 40 CFR 264.175, Supports EPA Compliance 40 CFR 264.175, Supports SPCC Compliance Yes
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 14 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 48.00
- Package Width: 48.00
- Package Height: 30.00
- Package Weight: 159.00
Product info last updated on January 31, 2026 12:34am UTC
Category: Facility and Worksite Safety