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For the safety and ehs head

A conductive bag with a plain liner inside it is not a safe system.

Static control fails at the joins: a liner that holds charge inside a Type C bag, an earthing step that depends on an operator downstream, a secondary containment requirement satisfied on paper but not on the floor.

Measured on: Static, ignition risk, spills, audit findings, compliance

What changes

  • Type C works only where grounding is guaranteed at every transfer. Type D does not depend on the operator
  • The liner sits between the product and the bag, so a plain liner defeats a conductive bag
  • Conductive and aluminium barrier can be combined in one construction instead of double lining
  • Flexible spill bunds satisfy secondary containment without civil work and move with the equipment
  • Containment chambers are fabricated to your method statement and the governing regulation

Start from the problem

Send the product, the container dimensions and the handling conditions. We come back with a specification and a sample for trial fitment.

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Relevant products

Where this shows up in the range.

Type D antistatic FIBC lifted in a warehouse

Conductive Type D Jumbo Bag

Antistatic protection with no earthing step to forget

2.3
Black conductive liner fitted inside a bulk bag

Conductive Liner

The liner sits between the product and the bag

3.6
Conductive aluminium liner in a bulk bag with its dissipative layer visible at the neck

Conductive Aluminium Liner

One liner replaces a double-lining arrangement

3.7
Yellow flexible bund holding drums and a generator on a hardstanding

Spill Containment Bund and Drip Tray

Walls stand on their own, so it actually gets used

7.3
Sealed polythene containment enclosure erected inside a stripped building

Asbestos Demolition Containment Chamber

Built to your method statement

7.1

A decision passes through four people

Plant Head and Operations

Output, downtime, line speed, product loss

Quality Head

Rejections, complaints, shelf life, consistency

Safety and EHS Head

Static, ignition risk, spills, audit findings, compliance

Purchase and Supply Chain

Price, lead time, reliability, total delivered cost

Send us the problem

Send the drawing, the drum, or the data sheet.

Every product we make is built to order, so the conversation starts with your specification rather than with our price list. Sample liners and trial covers are supplied for fitment before bulk production begins.

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