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Railroad Spill Containment

UltraTech track pans sit between and beside the rails to catch fuel, oil and drips at locomotive fueling and service areas. Center and side pans, complete 20 ft systems, drain manifolds and grating in composite and polyethylene.

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Spill Pallets & Decks64 SKUs Containment Berms254 SKUs IBC Spill Containment36 SKUs Hard Top Spill Pallets25 SKUs Overpack & Salvage Drums11 SKUs Railroad Spill Containment37 SKUs
How to size spill containmentThree rules that decide the SKU. Two minutes.
Quick sizing
1–2 drums≥ 55 gal sump2-drum pallet or deck
4 drums≥ 66 gal sump4-drum pallet, with or without drain
1 IBC (275 gal)≥ 275 gal sumpIBC containment pallet
OutdoorsAdd hard topHard top spill pallets
Mixed drum sizes or flammables? A specialist checks the math before you order.
EPA 40 CFR 264.175
Sump sizing rule
Sump must hold 10 % of the total volume stored or 100 % of the largest container, whichever is greater. Four 55-gal drums need a 66 gal sump minimum; one 275-gal IBC needs 275 gal.
EPA 40 CFR 112 (SPCC)
Oil storage
Facilities over 1,320 gal aggregate oil storage need secondary containment sized for the largest container plus freeboard for rain if stored outdoors. Hard-top units cover the outdoor case.
Load rating vs. UDL
Read the rating correctly
Pallet load ratings are uniformly distributed. Four full 55-gal drums weigh about 2,000 lb; the 4,500–6,000 lb ratings here leave margin for forklift entry and shifted loads.
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Storing mixed containers, flammables or more than 1,320 gal of oil?
Send drum count, container sizes and whether the storage is indoors or out. A specialist confirms the sump math against 40 CFR 264.175 and SPCC, and quotes LTL to your dock, before you commit to a SKU.
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