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1. General Instructions
The general instructions for storage systems, material no. 103041, in the current version, must be observed.
National standards and safety regulations must be observed.
2. Special Instructions
Area of the grating must remain free as shown on the type label.
3. Use and intended purpose
The sump/storage system is used to enable drums of up to 200 litres capacity and cans and other small con-
tainers to be stored safely. 60 and 200 litre drums can be stored upright or on their side on drum mounts.
Only store substances to which the material of the sump is resistant. See the General Operating
Instructions.
The sumps are approved for the storage of materials in hazard classes WGK 1-3 and flammable
liquids with a flash point > 55 °C.
4. Technical details
Design
The sump / storage system is manufactured from painted or galvanized stainless steel and is supplied with a
grid. The sump can be transported easily using a fork lift truck. The load capacity, u.d.l. is 850 kg/m
5. Assembly
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Place the sump on level ground.
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Hang the grid supports on the sump.
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Place the grid on the supports.
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Place the drum mount (optional) over the centre of the grid and screw it in place, so that the drum can be
placed over the whole sump.
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The accessories facilitate loading, storage and dispensing from the sump.
6. Specifications
See type label.
7. Operation
Place the drums in the collecting sump / on the storage system using suitable equipment!
When storing combustible fluids comply with the fire and explosion protection regulations!
For hazard classes R10, R11 and R12 free areas of 25% of the total area
(gratings) must be adhered to.
Check drums are positioned safely and secure to prevent falling over or down!
Only store drums horizontally on drum stands!
Safe filling is possible over the collecting sump.
Access to the collecting sump / storage system by unauthorised persons is prohibited!
Do not transport filled!
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