Ecospill Drain Filters are a practical and cost effective devices that assist in the management of site storm water, by capturing oil, fuel, soil and other debris that would have otherwise been washed from within the site into the storm water drain.

The Drain Filter consists of two main parts: the main skirt that contains an oil sediment basin; and a Bilge Sock (filled with absorbent polypropylene material). The bilge sock is suspended inside the oil sediment basin, capturing and absorbing any fuels and oils in the water being flushed through it. Disposal and replacement of the Bilge Sock is simple: once it reaches saturation (filled with absorbed oils), or if it becomes damaged, simply replace with a new Bilge Sock. Since it contains absorption material that won’t leach or drip absorbed liquids, the Sock can simply be placed in the general waste bin.

Features:

• Drain Filter 1200mm x 1200mm
• Contains an Bilge Sock, made of Polypropylene to absorb fuels and oils
• Will not leach or drip
• Easy to deploy and simple to use
• Drain protection whenever and wherever you need it most

Land Socks play an important role in spill containment. Before any clean up measures can commence: a spill must first be contained. Land Socks are used to surround the perimetre of a spill, or to block and protect a near by drain. Ecospill Fuel and Oil Land Socks 1.5m Length are thick and super absorbent.

• Ideal for all fuel and oil spills
• Used around the perimeter of the spill to contain it
• Filled with a cellulose fibre material
• Size: 90mm in diameter x 1.5m Length

How to use Fuel and Oil Land Socks as Spill Containment

The first step in cleaning up a fuel and oil spill is to stop the source of the spill (literally pick up the object that is spilling), and the next step is to contain it. In other words, stop the spill spreading. The most effective way to contain a fuel and oil spill is to deploy Land Socks around the perimeter of the spill. Place either the 1.5m or the 3m Land Sock around the edge of the spilled liquid. Use multiple land socks if needed, overlapping them by approximately 30cm on each end, until the spill is completely surrounded. This will ensure that the edge of the spill is absorbed into the land sock and as long as the source of the spill has been stopped, no further liquid will breach the land sock perimeter. Now you can switch to clean up measures.

How to use Fuel and Oil Land Socks for Drain Protection

Any liquid spilled will continue to flow in the direction of gravity. Good site construction means that industrial sites are designed in order to flow all excess water towards stormwater drains, to prevent flooding. This is fantastic when you have a rain event, but it also means that any spilled liquids are also going to flow in the direction of stormwater drains. If you have a fuel and oil spill in the vincinity of a stormwater drain it is vital to deploy a land sock in front of the stormwater drain. The easiest way to do this is to lay a Fuel and Oil Land Sock 1.5m in front of the stormwater drain if it’s a kerb and channel style, or surrounding it in order to block any flowing liquids from entering it.

Important – In the event of a major spill incident it might also be advisable to consider using a drain seal as well as Land Socks for further drain protection. The drain seal literally seals off an open drain entrance completely, providing a tacky seal so that no liquids can enter the drain. Click for more information on Drain Seals.

Land Socks play an important role in spill containment. Before any clean up measures can commence: a spill must first be contained. Land Socks are used to surround the perimetre of a spill, or to block and protect a near by drain. Ecospill Fuel and Oil Land Socks 3m Length are thick and super absorbent.

• Ideal for all fuel and oil spills
• Used around the perimeter of the spill to contain it
• Filled with a cellulose fibre material
• Size: 90mm in diameter x 3m Length

How to use Fuel and Oil Land Socks as Spill Containment

The first step in cleaning up a fuel and oil spill is to stop the source of the spill (literally pick up the object that is spilling), and the next step is to contain it. In other words, stop the spill spreading. The most effective way to contain a fuel and oil spill is to deploy Land Socks around the perimeter of the spill. Place either the 1.5m or the 3m Land Sock around the edge of the spilled liquid. Use multiple land socks if needed, overlapping them by approximately 30cm on each end, until the spill is completely surrounded. This will ensure that the edge of the spill is absorbed into the land sock and as long as the source of the spill has been stopped, no further liquid will breach the land sock perimeter. Now you can switch to clean up measures.

How to use Fuel and Oil Land Socks for Drain Protection

Any liquid spilled will continue to flow in the direction of gravity. Good site construction means that industrial sites are designed in order to flow all excess water towards stormwater drains, to prevent flooding. This is fantastic when you have a rain event, but it also means that any spilled liquids are also going to flow in the direction of stormwater drains. If you have a fuel and oil spill in the vincinity of a stormwater drain it is vital to deploy a land sock in front of the stormwater drain. The easiest way to do this is to lay a Fuel and Oil Land Sock 3m or a 1.5m in front of the stormwater drain if it’s a kerb and channel style, or surrounding it in order to block any flowing liquids from entering it.

Important – In the event of a major spill incident it might also be advisable to consider using a drain seal as well as Land Socks for further drain protection. The drain seal literally seals off an open drain entrance completely, providing a tacky seal so that no liquids can enter the drain. Click for more information on Drain Seals.

Chemical or Hazchem Land Socks play an important role in spill containment. Before any clean up measures can commence: a spill must first be contained. Land Socks are used to surround the perimetre of a spill, or to block and protect a near by drain. Ecospill Chemical Land Socks 3m Length are thick and super absorbent. Land Socks can also be called containment socks, or containment booms.

• Ideal for most Chemical spills including including
  alkalis, acids, caustics and corrosives
• Used around the perimeter of the spill to contain it
• Filled with premium polypropylene material
• Size: 90mm in diameter x 3m Length

How to use Chemical Land Socks as Spill Containment

The first step in cleaning up a chemical or dangerous goods spill is to stop the source of the spill (literally pick up the object that is spilling), and the next step is to contain it. In other words, stop the spill spreading. The most effective way to contain a chemical spill is to deploy Land Socks around the perimeter of the spill. Place either the 1.5m or the 3m Land Sock around the edge of the spilled liquid. Use multiple land socks if needed, overlapping them by approximately 30cm on each end, until the spill is completely surrounded. This will ensure that the edge of the spill is absorbed into the land sock and as long as the source of the spill has been stopped, no further liquid will breach the land sock perimeter. Now you can switch to clean up measures.

How to use Chemical Land Socks for Drain Protection

Any liquid spilled will continue to flow in the direction of gravity. Good site construction means that industrial sites are designed in order to flow all excess water towards stormwater drains, to prevent flooding. This is fantastic when you have a rain event, but it also means that any spilled liquids are also going to flow in the direction of stormwater drains. If you have a chemical spill in the vincinity of a stormwater drain it is vital to deploy a land sock in front of the stormwater drain. The easiest way to do this is to lay a Chemical Land Sock 3m or a 1.5m in front of the stormwater drain if it’s a kerb and channel style, or surrounding it in order to block any flowing liquids from entering it.

Important – In the event of a major spill incident it might also be advisable to consider using a drain seal as well as Land Socks for further drain protection. The drain seal literally seals off an open drain entrance completely, providing a tacky seal so that no liquids can enter the drain. Click for more information on Drain Seals.

Chemical Land Socks 1.5m play an important role in spill containment. Before any clean up measures can commence: a spill must first be contained. Land Socks are used to surround the perimetre of a spill, or to block and protect a near by drain. Ecospill Chemical Land Socks 3m Length are thick and super absorbent. Land Socks can also be called containment socks, or containment booms.

• Ideal for most Chemical spills including including
  alkalis, acids, caustics and corrosives
• Used around the perimeter of the spill to contain it
• Filled with premium polypropylene material
• Size: 90mm in diameter x 1.5m Length

How to use Chemical Land Socks 1.5m as Spill Containment

The first step in cleaning up a chemical or dangerous goods spill is to stop the source of the spill (literally pick up the object that is spilling), and the next step is to contain it. In other words, stop the spill spreading. The most effective way to contain a chemical spill is to deploy Land Socks around the perimeter of the spill. Place either the 1.5m or the 3m Land Sock around the edge of the spilled liquid. Use multiple land socks if needed, overlapping them by approximately 30cm on each end, until the spill is completely surrounded. This will ensure that the edge of the spill is absorbed into the land sock and as long as the source of the spill has been stopped, no further liquid will breach the land sock perimeter. Now you can switch to clean up measures.

How to use Chemical Land Socks for Drain Protection

Any liquid spilled will continue to flow in the direction of gravity. Good site construction means that industrial sites are designed in order to flow all excess water towards stormwater drains, to prevent flooding. This is fantastic when you have a rain event, but it also means that any spilled liquids are also going to flow in the direction of stormwater drains. If you have a chemical spill in the vincinity of a stormwater drain it is vital to deploy a land sock in front of the stormwater drain. The easiest way to do this is to lay a Chemical Land Sock 1.5m or a 3m in front of the stormwater drain if it’s a kerb and channel style, or surrounding it in order to block any flowing liquids from entering it.

Important – In the event of a major spill incident it might also be advisable to consider using a drain seal as well as Land Socks for further drain protection. The drain seal literally seals off an open drain entrance completely, providing a tacky seal so that no liquids can enter the drain. Click for more information on Drain Seals.

Portable Drain Seal 1200 is constructed of a solid, tacky polyurethane product that is suitable for use in drain protection and secondary spill containment.  Ecospill Drain Seals deliver a tough, durable seal whenever and wherever you need drain protection.  Since the Portable Drain Seal 1200 is tacky on both sides, either side can be used to form a tight seal to block out spilled substances.

The polyurethane is compatible for use with a wider range of chemicals and substances than rubbers or plastics. It is often more suitable for contact with certain solvents, oils and chemicals. Plus, it’s environmentally safe!

Portable Drain Seal 900:
Constructed of a solid, tacky polyurethane, Ecospill Drain Seals deliver a tough, durable seal whenever and wherever you need drain protection. Since it is tacky on both sides, either side can be used to form a tight seal to block out spilled substances.

The polyurethane is compatible for use with a wider range of chemicals and substances than rubbers or plastics. It is often more suitable for contact with certain solvents, oils and chemicals. Plus, it’s environmentally safe!

Constructed of a solid, tacky polyurethane, Ecospill Drain Seals deliver a tough, durable seal whenever and wherever you need drain protection. Since it is tacky on both sides, either side can be used to form a tight seal to block out spilled substances.

The polyurethane is compatible for use with a wider range of chemicals and substances than rubbers or plastics. It is often more suitable for contact with certain solvents, oils and chemicals. Plus, it’s environmentally safe!