Economy IBC Bund, Spill Pallet for 2 IBC

Specification - Double IBC Bund, Spill Pallet - SG105-E

Principal Material	GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic)
Support Material	-
Dimensions	2810 x 1930 x 470mm
Regulation Capacity	1100 litres
Actual Capacity	1100+ litres
Max. Uniformly Distributed Load	3000 kgs
Weight	Approx. 65 kgs
Maximum size of IBC	1270 length x 1100 width mm
Minimum size of IBC	1110 length x 950 width mm
Suitable for ambient temperatures:	-100ºc to +80ºc
What is the difference between Economy and Standard Bunds? The economy bund uses a mixture of resin colours when manufactured, we can't absolutely guarantee a specific grey RAL colour, however this makes no difference to the structural integrity of the product. For bund use, the main difference is the reduced chemical resistance options, please refer to our economy bund chemical resistance charts.

User health & safety instructions

Siting the IBC Bund

The IBC Bund should be sited and fully supported on a flat uniform level surface of a sufficiently strong and stable nature, and should be clean of stones and any other objects. A bed of soft sand cement mix can be used if the site is uneven.

Loading the IBC Spill Containment Bundstand

Forklift users should be instructed to lower the IBC unit as carefully and as level as possible on the Bund.

The IBC unit must sit on the recessed pads, avoid lowering onto elevated surfaces. The forks should be withdrawn free of snagging the IBC Bund rim or any part of the IBC unit.

Forklift users should be made aware that the single IBC Bund is not square and the IBC unit should be loaded correctly. The IBC unit nozzle should face toward the narrowest side. IBC Bunds with a drain off bucket facility cannot be loaded from the bucket side.

The IBC unit should not be loaded onto the Bund while the IBC Bund is on a pallet.

Spillages and cleanups

In the event of a spill and in harmony with good housekeeping, cleanups should occur immediately and any residual liquid neutralised. However, data sheets should be consulted and the health and safety officer or responsible person should supervise all cleanups. Waste should be disposed of in accord with the manufacturers direction.

The units are designed/supplied for secondary containment of spillage, and not for primary containment unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Suitable for a range of liquid storage

The IBC Bund is designed to cope with a variety of environments and is suitable for most liquids to be stored. Please refer to our ecomomy bund chemical resistance chart showing the range of liquids that can be safely bunded.

When drawing from the IBC unit directly into a container, sensible practices should be followed such as not overfilling the container, not leaving the container whilst being filled, the wearing of appropriate gloves, etc. The filled container should not be removed from the IBC Bund without first making sure the IBC valve is turned off and not leaking fluid.

Safe bunded storage

Thoroughly clean and store on a flat surface.

Moving the IBC Spill Containment Bund

The IBC Bund can be lifted quite comfortably by two healthy personnel. It is recommended that when moving the location of the IBC Bund it is manhandled onto a pallet and moved by forklift. If relocating please refer to 'Siting the IBC Bund' (above).

When manhandling the IBC Bund sensible lifting practices should be employed:

Do not:-

a) Drag the IBC Bund
b) Forklift without a pallet

Under no circumstances should any IBC Bund be moved while accommodating an IBC unit.