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The EAGLE 1657 is a 57-gallon yellow HDPE overpack drum designed to contain, transport, and store leaking or damaged 55-gallon containers. Built from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), it provides chemical resistance and structural integrity for secondary containment applications. The screw-on lid creates a secure closure, and the drum carries a maximum load capacity of 550 pounds. At 28 pounds, it is manageable for field handling. The 1657 is used by hazmat teams, industrial facilities, and environmental service contractors who need a compliant outer packaging for damaged drums or spill response situations.
This overpack drum is suited for industrial, chemical, and environmental service applications where a 55-gallon drum requires secondary containment during transport or interim storage. The drum accepts containers up to 55 gallons (US). The unlined HDPE construction is compatible with a wide range of chemical types. It is appropriate for both indoor staging and outdoor use. Its UN and DOT listing makes it a compliant solution for regulated hazardous material transport scenarios.
Designed to accept containers up to 55 gallons (US) in size as an outer overpack for spill containment, transport, and interim storage per UN and DOT requirements.
Placement of the inner container should be performed by personnel trained in hazardous materials handling in accordance with applicable DOT and local regulations. Inspect the drum body and lid threads for damage before use. Ensure the screw-on lid is fully seated and tightened before moving the loaded overpack. Do not exceed the 550-pound load capacity.
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