Description
KTC/IBC station steel powder-coated smooth blue with galvanised grating and feet, V=1000 L, is a freestanding containment unit for safe intermediate bulk container storage in laboratory and industrial environments. The station features a powder-coated steel structure in blue, a galvanised grid grating, and a foot construction that elevates the unit for stable placement. Collection volume is 1000 litres, with a load capacity of 2000 kg per storage place and space for one 1000-L IBC. External dimensions are 1300 × 1120 × 1040 mm (W × D × H), giving a compact footprint for organised hazardous-liquid or process-media handling areas. Net weight is 156,000 kg according to the supplied data. This KTC/IBC station from manufacturer Asecos supports compliant secondary containment where spills must be retained beneath a single IBC. Smooth coated surfaces simplify cleaning, while the galvanised grating provides a durable standing platform for the container. The configuration suits chemical stores, production staging zones, and laboratory support rooms that require a defined 1000-litre sump volume together with high static load rating.
This article is part of Spill trays, sumps & drum storage, in Safety cabinets & hazardous storage.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Storage temperature: capacity: 1 × 1000-L IBC
- Product type: KTC/IBC station with feet
- Collection volume: 1000 L
- Load capacity: 2000 kg per storage place
- EAN: 4250101134920
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IBC-station steel lam. blue grid galv. feet construc. V=1000L, 1300x1120x1040 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes asecos for laboratory use. It sits in Spill trays, sumps & drum storage, inside Safety cabinets & hazardous storage, in Lab safety equipment.
A spill tray or a sump holds the volume of a leaking bottle or drum so it does not reach the floor. The tray volume has to exceed the largest container standing on it. The material, steel or plastic, has to survive that liquid. A tray that dissolves is not containment.
A safety cabinet keeps a dangerous liquid in a box that is meant to resist fire or to contain a spill for a stated time. The cabinet is chosen by what is stored: flammables, corrosives, or both, in the volume that will actually be in the room. A spill tray is the smaller version of the same idea. A fume cupboard is different: it is airflow that carries vapour away from the face. The rule for equipment worn or used to protect people is the PPE Regulation. Workplace practice is discussed by EU-OSHA on dangerous substances. Chemical classes are on ECHA CLP.
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