Titan Safety’s oil drip trays
Our oil drip trays are designed to capture and contain day-to-day drips, leaks, and spills, ensuring a clean and safe working environment. They are suitable for storing drums, cans, oily parts, rags machinery or tools.
Whether you need a drip tray for automotive maintenance, industrial settings, or any application where oil spills may occur, our oil drip trays are a reliable spill management tool. They are available in various sizes and configurations to suit your specific requirements.
Key Features of our oil drip trays
- Made in Australia
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Chemical resistant polyethylene construction
- Durable construction for long-lasting performance
- Versatile sizes and configurations to meet different needs
Poly drip trays: Superior Corrosion Resistance and Built Tough
Our polyethylene oil drip trays are designed to withstand harsh environments, these trays excel in corrosion resistance, making them a superior choice for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications.
Polyethylene's inherent chemical resistance ensures that these drip trays can safely contain a variety of chemicals, oils, and other corrosive substances without degradation. Unlike metal trays, which can rust and corrode over time, polyethylene trays maintain their structural integrity and appearance, providing long-lasting protection.
Constructed with a sturdy, heavy-duty design, our drip trays are built to handle the demands of the workplace. They can support significant weights without bending or cracking, ensuring reliable containment even in the most challenging environments.
Choosing the Right Size and Capacity for Your Needs
When selecting a drip tray or spill containment tray, it's important to choose the right size and capacity to meet your specific needs. The size and volume of the containment tray should be based on the maximum potential spill or leak you need to capture.
Some key factors to consider include the size and volume of the equipment or containers being used, the types of fluids involved, and the maximum credible spill scenario. Choosing a tray that is too small could result in overflows and leaks, while an overly large tray may be unnecessary and take up valuable workspace.
Matching Drip Trays and Spill Trays to Your Equipment
When selecting drip trays and spill trays for your equipment, compatibility is key. These trays need to properly fit the dimensions of your specific machines or workstations to provide effective containment and protection.
It's important to carefully measure your equipment and review manufacturer specifications to ensure you choose the right size and style of drip or spill tray. Trays that are too small won't be able to capture all leaks and spills, while ones that are too large can be cumbersome and take up unnecessary space.