Flexible Utility Trays

Flexible utility trays are portable drip-containment trays used to catch machinery drips, vehicle leaks, drum spills and small fluid releases. Made from flexible PVC or polyethylene fabric, they can be placed under equipment, containers and transfer points to help prevent liquids from spreading across floors.

What is a utility tray used for?

A utility tray is smaller than a spill tray and folds flat for a toolbox, a vehicle or a spill kit. Use a rigid spill tray when the tray has to stay under a drum.

Utility Tray for spill containment under fluid containers and machinery
Flexible Utility Tray Utility containment Tray containing spills from machinery and workstations

Utility Tray Features

  • Catches drips under machinery, valves and small containers.
  • Flexible PVC or polyethylene fabric — will not corrode or rust.
  • One-piece design — no assembly.
  • Rolls or folds flat for toolbox, vehicle or spill kit storage.
  • Clean with soap and water; reusable.
  • Available in yellow, orange and black.
  • Sump range 6 L to 76 L (see table for sizes).

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Utility Containment Tray Specifications

Utility containment trays are rollable (6–76 L) and suitable for vehicles or workstations. Spill trays are rigid (20–60 L) and designed for drums.

Part NoSizeSump Capacity (L)Color
PFUT1212512" × 12" × 5"6Yellow, Orange, Black
PFUT1818518" × 18" × 5"19Yellow, Orange, Black
PFUT2424524" × 24" × 5"25Yellow, Orange, Black
PFUT3232532" × 32" × 5"34Yellow, Orange, Black
PFUT48484.7548" × 48" × 4.75"76Yellow, Orange, Black
What is the difference between a utility tray and a spill tray?

Utility trays are flexible and fold flat for storage, while spill trays are rigid with a fixed sump of 13 L to 60 L. Choose a utility tray for temporary or portable drip catching, and a spill tray when you need a fixed sump to hold containers.

Which utility tray size do I need?

Five sizes are available, from 12 x 12 x 5 inch (6 L) to 48 x 48 x 4.75 inch (76 L). Pick the size by the footprint of the hose connection, valve or container you need to place the tray under, with enough margin to catch splashes.

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