Chemical Storage Containers


New Pig Corp.

BURPLESS FUNNEL

The PIG® Burpless® One-Hand Sealable Funnel from New Pig Corp. features a low-profile, vented funnel that is designed to seal with one hand in order to help users meet closed-container regulations. Its patented Burpless design prevents pressure buildup, allowing quick and continuous flow with no splashback.

    New Pig Corp.

    LOCKING DRUM LID

    The PIG® Vapor-Control Latching Drum Lid from New Pig Corp. features a hinged, lockable drum lid with a built-in, five-foot-long port that is designed to provide easy and secure access to materials stored in a 55-gallon, open-head steel drum.

      Westcott Distribution Inc.

      Multiple Drum Dispenser

      The new GT Multi-pump Dispensing System is Westcott Distribution Inc.'s latest pumping solution for spill-free, environmentally safe transfer of any chemical or liquid. The system is designed to expand capability and streamline operations where multiple liquids are needed. The pumps meet RoHS and FDA safe food requirements and are made in America.


        Allegro Industries

        Storage Line

        Allegro Industries' storage unit line includes a large selection of storage and wall cabinets, such as the corrosion-resistant Dual SCBA Wall Case. Also available are defibrillator bags designed for transport and storage that feature a double zipper for easy access and a padded divider to adjust the size of cargo area.


          New Pig Corp.

          DRUM SHELF

          New Pig's PIG® Drum Filling Shelf is designed to help transfer fluids easily and safely from storage drums by allowing the user to position fluid-dispensing containers in close proximity to drum pumps,reducing risks of spills and drips. Adjustable steel-strap brackets can accommodate several container sizes, weights, and configurations.


            HEMCO Corp.

            HAZMARDOUS CONTAINMENT

            HEMCO's HAZMAX Hazardous Containment Work Area features baffles and bypass inlets that are designed for containment applications involving hazardous dispensing and sampling procedures, material storage, and equipment isolation. The work area is constructed of corrosion- and flame-retardant fiberglass with epoxy coating on all metal parts, seamless composite polyresin, coved corners, and a sloped bottom to facilitate draining and cleaning.


              Justrite Mfg. Co. LLC

              WASTE DISPOSAL

              Justrite's Oily Waste Cans are designed to reduce the risk of fire caused by spontaneous combustion by providing safe disposal of solvent-soaked waste rags. The unique, raised flow-through base with air ports circulates air and disperses heat. A self-closing cover limits oxygen and isolates contents from fire sources, such as sparks or careless smoking.


                Gasco Affiliates LLC

                REFILLABLE GAS CYLINDER

                Gasco's new 116-liter, refillable, portable cylinder is engineered to deliver 100 percent more capacity than the standard 58-liter, disposable cylinders and reduce end users' costs. The lightweight cylinder fits into a standard carrying case and can hold both pure gases and mixes. Refillable cylinders can be returned to Gasco.


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