WHAT IS A BERM?
What is a berm exactly? A berm is rather like a dam — a structure designed to prevent the escape of a liquid. Businesses deploy these berms to limit or prevent the contamination and damage associated with oil or chemical spills. Solutions are built with highly durable materials that effectively contain spilled substances, protecting public health as well as preserving the local environment. These berms are exceptionally easy to transport, store, clean, reuse and require easy assembly.
Application :
Containment of leaks from machinery,equipment or vehicles.
Containment of spills when working with liquids.
Use when cleaning or repairing parts.
For small parts storage. Under liquids such as paint, reagent and gasoline containers on storage shelves/racks.
Under containers when transporting them.
Use to transport parts, tools or maintenance supplies.
Storage of drums, cans, containers containing chemicals, varnishes, paints, oils.
Unloading area for washing vehicles or other equipment, or for filling or unloading products on industrial sites.
Safe, drive-in spill containment for drums, IBC totes, and tanks ,infrequent drive-in or –out scenarios,pedestrian traffic, and for placing heavy materials within the working space.
The wall-support design protects personnel against trips and falls when walking along the outside perimeter.
The Spill Berm withstands a broad range of chemicals including petroleum, oils, grease, and most acids—durable enough for extended wear.
