SKOLNIK HM11001 Salvage Drum, Open Head, 110 Gallon, Carbon Steel

Features:

• Skolnik HM11001 salvage drum comes with a bolt ring to prevent spilling.
• This open-head 110-gallon steel drum has EPDM fittings or gaskets.
• It is made of high-quality carbon steel for exceptional durability and corrosion resistance.
• This 110-gallon drum features a yellow-painted body and red colour exterior cover with a multilingual salvage drum logo in red.

Compatible Accessories:

• Skolnik NT5800 Hex Jam Nut: This UNC nut, located on the bolt ring, is tightened enough to prevent liquid spillage.
• Skolnik BT5845 Long Hex Head Bolt: It is used with the bolt ring for fitting and installation of the drum.
• Skolnik RB1112 Bolt Ring: It is used to replace the worn or broken bolt ring.
• Skolnik GE1101 Round Gasket: It features EPDM construction for extreme durability and is used for the perfect sealing of the drum.
• Skolnik P3015 Cover: It is designed for open-head drums for protecting the inner contents from dust and other contaminants.
• Skolnik LS1000 Logo Salvage Drum: It replaces the obsolete, erased or worn-out logos of the drums.

Standards and Approvals:

• ASTM A1008
• ASTM A568
• ASTM D1056
• CFR
• UN

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How do you transport a 110 gallon salvage drum?

A.

• Move your shoulder low & close to the drum.
• When you feel the drum reaching its balancing point, slowly advance while moving your legs.
• Put your hands & shoulder width apart when utilising the drag / pull technique.
• Shift your weight to your back foot while bracing the drum to keep it from slipping.

Q. What are the points to consider while transporting 110 gallon steel drums?

A.

• For transportation, the drums must be mounted on pallets and be critical when choosing pallets that can support the weight of the loaded drums.
• The drums shouldn't protrude over the edges of the pallets while being placed on the pallets. They ought to be a perfect fit on the outside.

Q. What is the difference between a gasket and a flange?

A. Under diverse operating situations having varying pressure and temperature ratings, flange gaskets provide a static seal between two flange faces. A gasket creates a seal to keep liquids and gases in place by filling the minuscule crevices and imperfections of the flange faces.