Name: Ultra-Overpack Drum Salvage Drum Plus
Brand: UltraTech
SKU: 2819
Availability: InStock

Description

The Ultra-Overpack Salvage Drum Plus are top-tier poly drums designed for maximum performance and safety. Constructed from high-density polyethylene (LLDPE), these drums offer exceptional chemical resistance and feature user-friendly closures for efficient handling.

Features

High Performance: Renowned as the most reliable poly overpack drum available, ensuring top-notch performance in critical situations.
Chemical Resistance: Crafted from low-density polyethylene (LLDPE), providing excellent resistance to acids, caustics, and corrosives, guaranteeing durability and protection.
No-Tools-Required Closures: Easy-to-use closures that do not require tools, ideal for quick and efficient clean-ups and spill responses.
Nestable Design: Lightweight and nestable, which simplifies storage and reduces transportation costs, enhancing operational efficiency.
Secure Lid: The lid can be secured using a broom or shovel handle through built-in holes or a 50mm x 101mm wooden beam in the built-in slots, ensuring tight containment.
Enhanced Tamper Resistance: For the 75-litre and 113-litre drums, built-in slots for zip ties enhance tamper resistance and security.
Additional Leverage: The 75-litre and 113-litre drums feature a moulded-in foothold for added leverage, making handling easier and more efficient.

Common Applications

Overpacking Damaged Packages: Perfect for safely overpacking damaged or leaking packages, preventing further contamination and ensuring safe transport.
Collection and Transport of Soiled Sorbents: Ideal for collecting and transporting soiled sorbents, ensuring safe and efficient disposal.
Clean-Up of Contaminated Sites: Essential for clean-up operations at contaminated sites, providing reliable containment and transport of hazardous materials.
Emergency Response and Decontamination: Crucial for emergency response and decontamination efforts, offering quick and secure containment of hazardous substances.
Direct Containment and Transport of Hazardous Solids: Suitable for the direct containment and transport of hazardous solids, ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
Spill Kits: An integral component of spill kits, providing a reliable solution for managing spills and leaks in various settings.

Warranty:

Covered by the Best Warranty in the Industry: Enjoy peace of mind with our five-year warranty that protects against any material or workmanship defects.

Product Variants

PRODUCT CODE	DESCRIPTION	LENGTH (m)	WIDTH (m)	HEIGHT (m)	CONTAINMENT CAPACITY (L)	WEIGHT (kg)
CHU0580	360-Litre Plus	0.8	0.8	1	360	22
CHU0582	246-Litre Plus	0.7	0.7	0.9	246	18
CHU0585	114-Litre Plus	0.6	0.6	0.8	114	7
CHU0587	76-Litre Plus	.05	0.5	0.5	76	5

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FAQs

What is the difference between an “overpack” and a “salvage drum”?

Put simply, overpacks are used to protect non-leaking packages, and salvage drums are used with leaking or defective containers. Salvage drums look almost identical to overpacks, but they are stronger and meet even more stringent performance requirements than overpacks. When containers are placed in salvage drums, they must be surrounded with absorbents that are capable of soaking up any leaks that could occur during shipment.

What is an Overpack Salvage Drum?

Sometimes, a container is dual-rated as both an overpack and a salvage drum, and may be labeled as an “overpack salvage drum.” When a container of this type is ready to be shipped, the inappropriate marking should be removed. For example, if it contains an intact container, the words “salvage drum” should be removed or indelibly covered. After that, the proper shipping name, orientation labels and the appropriate word – “overpack” or “salvage drum” – must be written or attached to the container.

What are the Ultra-Overpacks made of?

The overpacks are made from low-density polyethylene.

What size of Ultra-Overpack should I use for a 205-litre drum?

You would need a 360-Litre Ultra-Overpack Salvage Drum for a 205-Litre drum. The 246-litre size is designed for use with 114-litre drums.

What is the significance of UN marking?

The UN markings on Ultra-Overpack Salvage Drums can tell you things such as what type of hazmat can be shipped, the material the overpack is made of and the year and country of manufacture. For more information click here.

What are the slots in the top of the lid for?

The slots in the overpack lids are designed to be used with 50 x 101mm wooden beams. By sliding the 50 x 101mm into those slots, it is much easier to apply torque on the lids to ensure that they are tightened to the required amount. Please note that the use of a 50 x 101mm is NOT required and lids can be tightened by hand.

How many Ultra-Overpacks will fit in a 16m truck?

360L overpack salvage drum: 228 (floor loaded)
246L overpack salvage drum: 252 (floor loaded)
114L overpack salvage drum: 624 (24 per pallet)
76L overpack salvage drum: 1,040 (40 per pallet)

Why is there confusion between overpacks and salvage drums?

Traditionally, many manufacturers have referred to salvage drums as “overpacks.” So the industry has become more familiar with the term overpack than salvage drum and believes that all overpacks must
be salvage drums. This is an incorrect assumption. Recently some manufacturers have been offering drums that look like salvage drums but refer to them as “overpacks.” Unless your employees
or buyers are very sophisticated on the differences between overpacks and salvage drums under DOT regulations, may unwittingly purchase these overpacks believing they are buying drums
they can use for salvage drum applications. If overpacks that look like salvage drums cost less thansalvage drums that could be the first tip that the overpack may not meet the performance standard of
a salvage drum.

Source: The Truth About Salvage Drums

Why Is UN Packing Group Important?

As the correct packaging is crucial for the safe transport of dangerous goods, the UN Model Dangerous Goods Regulations offers a global system for the packaging of substances for the purpose of transport. This system includes a list of UN packing groups for dangerous goods classes and divisions, as well as specific packing instructions for that substance.

Identifying the UN packing group (and adhering to the required packaging instructions) of your substances enables you to ensure the safe transport of dangerous goods across Australia and the globe.

How to Assign UN Packing Group?

There are three different packing groups, each representing a specific degree of danger. The 3 UN packing groups are:

Packing Group I: Substances presenting high danger
Packing Group II: Substances presenting medium danger
Packing Group III: Substances presenting low danger

But how do you assign a packing group to your dangerous goods?

To understand the packing group of your dangerous goods, you must first refer to the safety data sheet of your substances. This will inform you of the dangerous goods class or subdivision of your chemicals.

You can then refer to the Australian Dangerous for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road & Rail (ADG) Code to learn more about the assignment of packing groups for each dangerous goods class and subdivision.

Source: An Outline of the Dangerous Goods Classes, Divisions, Packing Groups and Subsidiary hazards (storemasta.com.au)