Spill Containment

Definition: What is Spill Containment? Spill containment products are used to prevent or mitigate pollution of air, soil and water from hazardous substances, especially (and usually) liquids. Spill berms are used most frequently to contain oil-filled equipment, such as fuel tanks, truck washing decks, or any other areas or objects that might leak hazardous substances …

Non Corrugated Steel Containers

What are Non Corrugated Steel Containers? Containers strong enough to withstand shipment, storage, and handling range from large reusable steel boxes used for intermodal shipments to corrugated boxes. Those containers that need to survive long-distance travel and transfer between modes of transportation are usually made of corrugated steel, which is sheet metal that has been …

Knock Down Container

Definition: What is a Knock Down Container? A container with their walls made of composite panels that can be used as exterior sheathing in building construction at the point of destination of the shipped goods is known as a knock down container. They are assembled using a number of bolts and its four upright corner …

Jib Crane

Definition: What is a Jib Crane? A jib crane is a crane that has a horizontal member (known as jib or boom) that supports a moveable hoist fixed to a wall or to a floor-mounted pillar. Used mostly in industrial premises and on military vehicles, the jib may swing through an arc, giving additional lateral …

Air Curtains

Definition: What is an Air Curtain? Air curtains are devices used in large spaces such as warehouses, that are used to stop air and contaminants from tranvelling between two separated spaces. They incorporate down-facing fans over building entrances or openings between two spaces in which temperatures are set to differ. Another usage is as pneumatic …