Spill Containment Pallets
Enviroguard drum spill containment pallets are designed to provide safe, compliant and efficient secondary containment for the storage of drums, containers and other liquid handling vessels across industrial and commercial environments. These systems form a critical part of preventive Spill Control infrastructure by capturing leaks, drips and minor spill events directly at the source and preventing the uncontrolled release of hazardous liquids into the workplace and the surrounding environment.
Drum spill pallets are widely used as an effective and economical solution to support regulatory compliance, improve site housekeeping and reduce environmental and operational risk. By isolating potential releases beneath stored containers, they help prevent liquid migration to floors, soil and drainage systems, thereby supporting structured spill prevention and emergency response procedures.
Available in 1-Drum, 2-drum, 4-drum, single IBC, and double IBC configurations, these pallets support OSHA- and SPCC-equivalent standards, making them suitable for factories, warehouses, and chemical storage facilities. Explore Heavy-duty Steel Containment Pallets or Spill Trays for additional spill management solutions. Call (+91) 81696 93840 for expert advice and Get Instant Price Quote.
Spill Pallet Features for Industrial Safety
- Integrated secondary containment sump for capturing leaks, drips, and incidental spills
- Configurations suitable for single-drum and multi-drum storage arrangements
- High load-bearing capacity to safely support fully filled drums and containers
- Chemical-resistant construction compatible with oils, fuels, and a wide range of industrial liquids
- UV-stabilised materials for reliable indoor and outdoor deployment
- Integrated drain provision for controlled and safe removal of collected liquids
- Forklift and pallet-truck entry points for safe, efficient material handling
- Designed to support compliance with OSHA- and SPCC-equivalent safety and environmental protection standards applicable in India
Drum Spill Pallet Applications
- Chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing and storage areas
- Oil, lubricant, and fuel drum storage zones
- Process industries handling corrosive and hazardous liquids
- Warehouses and distribution centres storing liquid containers and drums
- Food processing and packaging plants requiring compliant secondary containment systems
- Maintenance workshops, utilities areas, and engineering facilities
- Hazardous material storage rooms and chemical handling locations
2 Drum Spill Pallet
- Product Code: PS2DSSP
- Description: Two Drum Secondary Containment Pallet, 132 x 68 x 15cm.
- Sump Capacity: 80 Litres
- Loading capacity: 600 kgs
2 Drum Pallet 220L
- Product Code: PS2DSP
- Description: 2 Drum Spill Pallet, 130 × 66 × 30 cm.
- Sump Capacity: 220 Litres
- Loading capacity: 2000 kgs
4 Drum Spill Pallet
- Product Code: PS4DSP
- Description: 4 Drum Spill Pallet, 130 x 128 x 30cm.
- Sump Capacity: 265 Litres
- Loading capacity: 3000 kgs
4 Drum Containment Pallet
- Product Code: PS4DP
- Description: 4 Drum Spill Containment Pallet, 130 x 130 x 15cm.
- Capacity: 170 Litres
- Loading capacity: 1300 kgs
Single IBC Pallet
- Product Code: PS1DP
- Description: Single IBC Spill Containment Pallet, 138 x 138 x 90cm.
- Capacity: 343 Gal / 1300 Litres
- Loading capacity: 4000 kgs
Double IBC Pallet
- Product Code: PS2DP
- Description: Double IBC Pallet, 2200 x 130 x 500cm.
- Capacity: 1100 Litres
- Loading capacity: 6000 kgs
Which spill pallet is best for chemical storage?
4 drum spill pallets and IBC spill pallets are considered the best options for chemical storage because they provide higher sump capacity, chemical resistance, and compliance support for hazardous liquid handling.
Where to Buy Spill Pallets for Industrial Use in India
You can buy spill containment pallets from Enviroguard, a manufacturer and supplier in India. We serve major industrial regions such as Mumbai, Gujarat, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Pune, and Delhi NCR.
How Many Drum Spill Pallets Do I Need
The containment system needs to hold at least 110% of the largest single container it contains or 25% of the total volume, whichever is higher.