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February 2010

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FLEXIBLE TEMPORARY BUNDS FOR SPILL CONTAINMENT

Over the last few years the OPEC ‘Flexibunds' have grown in popularity due to their easy to use and store design, lightweight, compact and economical in comparison to alternative methods of bunding plant and liquid storage. Flexibunds are available in many sizes and are built to order. Please visit our dedicated e-commerce website -
www.spill-kits-direct.co.uk
for more information or to buy direct.

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Why Bund?

It is important for organisations to use this equipment in order to comply with Regulations, such as the Control of Pollution (Oil Storage) 2001 regulation. Our Primary containment products include Drums and IBCS, and Secondary containment products include Bunds and Drain protection equipment.

FLEXIBLE BUNDS - ‘FLEXIBUNDS'

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‘Flexibunds' are multi purpose secondary containment system used to catch fuel or chemical spills. They are portable bunds which unfold to give effective containment (bund) for all mobile equipment. They are manufactured from hydrocarbon, UV resistant PVC coated fabric. They have non metallic sides. The standard sizes range from between 270 Litre capacity to 20 000 Litre capacity. However any size is possible, offering bespoke solutions through manufacturing. Use; for mobile plant and generators; as a portable decontamination pool; for vehicles and equipment wash down.

They can be used as a secondary containment for temporary (pillow) fuel storage. For rough surface protect the bund with a ground mat.

There are variable sizes available.

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