Your Reliable Solution for Safe Liquid Storage
Steel IBC bunds are essential for the temporary storage of liquids, providing a robust solution to contain any potential spills. These heavy-duty spill bunds are designed to meet stringent safety standards, ensuring that your operations remain compliant while protecting the environment.
What is a Steel IBC Bund?
A Steel IBC bund is a containment system specifically engineered to hold Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBCs) and prevent leaks or spills from hazardous liquids. Its importance cannot be overstated, as it safeguards against environmental contamination and ensures workplace safety.
The Importance of Heavy Duty Steel IBC Bunds
Our heavy-duty steel IBC bunds are constructed from powder-coated steel, making them durable and resistant to corrosion. They are compatible with Class 3 flammable liquids, providing peace of mind when storing potentially hazardous materials. With forklift pockets integrated into the design, these bunds can be easily manoeuvred, allowing for efficient handling and transport.
Benefits of Our Steel Spill Pallets
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Australian Made: Proudly manufactured in Australia, our steel IBC bunds are tailored to withstand the unique challenges posed by the Australian climate.
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Heavy Duty Construction: Built with heavy-duty powder-coated steel for maximum durability and longevity.
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Easy Handling: Forklift pockets allow for easy movement around your facility without hassle.
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Flammable Liquid Compatibility: Designed specifically for safe storage of Class 3 flammable liquids, ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
A Range of Sizes to Suit Your Needs
We offer a variety of sizes in our low-profile spill bund range, including options for single and double IBC storage capacities. This flexibility ensures that you can find the perfect solution tailored to your specific requirements.
IBC Steel Bund FAQs
What is an IBC steel bund used for?
An IBC steel bund is used to provide secondary spill containment for intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) storing hazardous liquids. It helps prevent environmental contamination and workplace hazards by safely capturing leaks or spills.
Why choose a steel bund instead of polyethylene?
Steel bunds are often chosen for their high strength, durability, and resistance to heavy industrial use. They are better suited for harsh environments, high loads, and long-term installations compared to polyethylene alternatives.
Are IBC bunds required under Australian regulations?
Yes, bunding is generally required under Australian WHS regulations when storing hazardous liquids in IBCs. Steel bunds are commonly used to meet these requirements and ensure safe containment of potential spills.
Do steel bunds need corrosion protection or coatings?
Yes, steel bunds typically require protective coatings such as galvanising or industrial paint systems to prevent corrosion, especially when exposed to chemicals, moisture, or outdoor environments.
What are the advantages of steel bunds for industrial use?
Steel bunds offer high load capacity, excellent durability, and strong resistance to impact and harsh industrial conditions. They are ideal for heavy-duty applications and long-term chemical storage environments.
Do steel bunds meet Australian Standards for spill containment?
Yes, steel bunds can meet Australian Standards for spill containment when designed and manufactured to the relevant specifications. Compliance depends on correct capacity, construction quality, and intended chemical use.
How do you maintain and inspect a steel bund?
Steel bunds should be regularly inspected for corrosion, coating damage, leaks, and structural integrity. Maintenance includes cleaning spills promptly, checking drainage systems if fitted, and repairing protective coatings as needed.