Eagle T8101G Collapsible Spill Pallet 10 Gal 1 Drum

Product Description

The EAGLE T8101G is a collapsible spill containment pallet designed to capture and contain liquid leaks and spills from a single drum or tank. Built from a durable fabric construction, this pallet folds flat for compact storage and deploys quickly in the field or shop. The unit holds up to 10 gallons of spilled liquid, providing a compliant secondary containment solution for facilities handling drums of oils, chemicals, or other regulated fluids. At 7 pounds, it is lightweight enough to be moved by a single technician and repositioned as work areas change. Licensed contractors and facility maintenance crews use it to stay within regulatory requirements without committing to a permanent rigid containment structure.

This collapsible pallet is suited for both indoor and outdoor use in light industrial, commercial, and shop environments where temporary or portable secondary containment is required. It is sized for a single drum or tank footprint and collapses down to a low 3-inch profile when deployed flat, making it practical in tight service bays or storage areas. It is a common compliance tool in facilities subject to EPA spill prevention, control, and countermeasure planning requirements.

Key Features

• 10-gallon spill containment capacity meets secondary containment thresholds for single-drum storage
• Fabric construction keeps unit weight at 7 pounds for easy portability and repositioning
• Collapses flat when not in use, minimizing storage footprint
• Sized for a single drum or tank configuration
• Black and yellow color scheme provides high visibility in work areas
• Meets EPA, NPDES, and SPCC standards for secondary containment

Compatibility

Designed for use with a single standard drum or tank. Suitable for secondary containment applications in facilities subject to EPA, NPDES, and SPCC regulatory requirements.

Installation Notes

Deployment requires no tools. Place the pallet on a level surface and position the drum or tank within the containment boundary before filling or handling. Inspect the fabric for damage or wear before each use, as punctures or tears will compromise containment capacity. Follow applicable EPA SPCC plan requirements and facility safety procedures when using secondary containment equipment around regulated fluids.