Oil Tank Containment Tray

Tank trays cost only 129 each but can prevent many thousands of dollars in personal and environmental damage.

Oil tank containment tray.

Our under tank trays can be used as a secondary oil containment measure and be placed under any sized oil tank and can hold varying amounts of oil from as little as 15 gallons to as much as 50 gallons. Drip pans and spill containment trays 58 products drip pans and spill containment trays help catch drips and spills before they reach the floor and cause slippery and unsafe conditions. 65 53 18 a op0210 rt. 96 60 24 a op0325 rt.

A typical containment tray is made of dura vinyl. Tank tray 15 gallon containment for 275 or 330 oil tanks 3 9 out of 5 stars 8 ratings 5 answered questions available from these sellers. 92 68 11 n 42114. 325 gallon spill containment tray.

It is about 74 long by 15 wide and will hold about 15 gallons of oil. Oil tank containment pans and trays. Placing a leak containment tray under your oil tank is one of the easiest safety measures you can take around your home. 210 gallon spill containment tray.

Black number of items. Specifications for this item. Shown with 330v tank includes 4 galvanized steel plates 35 gallon tray for all 275 gallon oil tanks 66 long 30 5 wide 5 5 high comes. Oil storage solutions is a leading manufacturer of industrial and residential oil containment products.

Won t rust dent or corrode. 300 gallon rectangle. Catch drips before they create messes and slippery floors made of 100 polyethylene. Available in three sizes.

Request a quote product support. 200 gallon spill containment tray. All indoor oil tanks should have a tank tray underneath the tank to provide secondary containment in the event of an oil leak. Large polyethylene containment trays are big enough to catch gallons of leaks and drips underneath your oil storage tanks.

250 gallon spill containment tray. Our containment tubs meet exceed epa and nfpa requirements for 110 containment. This is especially true for older tanks tanks resting on dirt floors or tanks in basements with sump pumps. In most cases it will easily slip under an existing tank.