Foam Sidewall Spill Berms

Foam sidewall spill berms bring industries a versatile means of spill containment no matter where the equipment, truck, or trailer is stationed. They also work great to keep industrial plant floors clean and catch leaks from tanks and drums. The versatility of the soft berm comes from the fact the foam sidewalls make these drive-over spill containment berms and drive-through berms. You can capture leaks and spills with the knowledge your company is protecting the environment from exposure to damaging fuels and oils, as required by the EPA and SPCC, and in the most economical and efficient manner for your business.

Applications:
- Frac Tanks
- Decon Wash Pads
- Tanker Trucks
- Heavy Machinery/Equipment
Features:
- Drive-on/drive-off without exiting the vehicle
- Lightweight and durable
- Made from a variety of UV, chemical, and acid resistant materials
- Easily replaceable foam inserts
Advantages:
- Cost-efficient and appropriate for low budgets
- Foam is protected in sleeves or sealed in berm
- Very quick installation
- Ideal for oilfield usage
Accessories Available:
- View all accessories
- Ground covers
- Rubber track guard/matting
- High visibility hose bridges
- Replacement foam sleeves
- Berm carry bags
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Product Highlights and Benefits

Drive-over spill containment berms with hard or soft sidewalls allow the driver to stay in the vehicle, which increases job efficiency.
Foam wall berms compress and roll up to a compact size for efficient transport or storage and are quickly rolled out.
Affordable options for complying with federal, state, and local spill containment requirements
Ideal for industries that typically utilize heavy equipment and transport vehicles that are frequently moved, including the oil and gas industry, construction industry, agriculture industry, mining industry, equipment rental, and utilities industry, to name a few
Drive-over berms are available in various sizes to accommodate heavy equipment sizes, including forklifts, tanker trucks, trailers, generators, and more. If needed, we can produce your order in a custom size.

FAQs

Can foam sidewall spill berms be driven over?

PacTec’s foam sidewall berms are the ideal spill containment solution for when machinery will be driven on and off regularly. We offer both hard and soft foam options, and both will allow for easy access yet pop back into position to contain any spills. Plus, we offer both sealed-in foam berms (single-piece unit) or removable foam sleeves that fit into the sidewalls, offering maximum flexibility on your jobsite.

Is the foam rigid or flexible?

PacTec uses a softer, flexible foam. This design performs very well in the field for rolling on and off of the berm.

How do these berms ship?

Foam berms ship via freight carrier (not parcel) as they are rather large, and the foam takes up more space than other sidewall configurations. However, PacTec has learned over the years how to optimize our packaging to offer you the most competitive shipping rates.

What are some ideal applications for foam berms?

PacTec’s foam spill containment berms are designed and manufactured to endure heavy use and hard conditions and have been used extensively within the oil & gas industry, construction sites, industrial plants, and refineries. Because they are constructed from heavy-duty materials and tested for performance, they are ideal for almost any situation.

Is the foam replaceable in foam spill berms?

PacTec sells replacement foam if you need it. Our removable foam berms are built with sleeved foam that slides into a sidewall pocket which may be best if you foresee needing to replace the foam frequently.

Are foam spill berms heavy or difficult to move?

PacTec’s foam berms deploy very easily but larger sizes can be heavy and difficult to move. If movement is necessary, we suggest rolling the berm into a small size and moving it with a pallet and forklift if possible, to prevent damage.

What accessories are available for this berm?

To maximize the useful life of your spill containment berms, PacTec offers a full line of protective accessories – hose bridges, felt underlayment, rubber track matting, and more. See all berm accessories.

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