EAGLE
EAGLE 1633 Drum Spill Containment Platform, 15 Gallon
Modular polyethylene spill deck holds one 55-gallon drum with 15 gal containment capacity and 2,000 lb load rating
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Contains 15 gal of spills to protect floors
- Holds one 55-gal drum for secure storage
- Supports 2,000 lb load for heavy drums
- Low 6 1/2 in height eases drum handling
- Meets EPA 40 CFR 264.175 and SPCC rules
Single-drum spill containment
The EAGLE 1633 is a low-profile polyethylene platform built to hold one standard 55-gallon drum while capturing leaks and drips beneath it. Its 15 gal spill capacity meets EPA 40 CFR 264.175 and SPCC secondary-containment requirements for drum storage areas.
Load rating and deck height
A 2,000 lb load rating supports full drums during handling, and the 6 1/2 in deck height keeps the working surface low for easier loading and unloading. The uncovered, open-grate design has no doors or drain, so spills remain visible and contained on the yellow pallet and black grate.
Modular connection and ramp compatibility
Each unit includes a U-channel connection strip that links multiple decks side by side to form larger containment zones. The platform also accepts ramp models 1689 and 1689B for wheeled access, and it works with standard forks without dedicated forklift pockets.
Highlights
- Contains 15 gal of spills to protect floors
- Holds one 55-gal drum for secure storage
- Supports 2,000 lb load for heavy drums
- Low 6 1/2 in height eases drum handling
- Meets EPA 40 CFR 264.175 and SPCC rules
Specifications
| Brand | EAGLE |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
How do I install the EAGLE 1633 spill platform and what step is often missed?
Place the unit on a flat surface, lower the 55-gallon drum onto the grate, then snap the included U-channel strip to an adjacent deck or ramp models 1689 or 1689B; the missed step is forgetting to lock the U-channel before loading the drum.
What maintenance or replacement will the EAGLE 1633 platform need over time?
Inspect the polyethylene grate and pallet for cracks or chemical attack after each spill event; replace the entire deck if the grate no longer supports the 2,000 lb load rating or if the yellow pallet shows deep gouges that could leak.
What limit appears first when the EAGLE 1633 platform is used continuously under a full drum?
The 15 gal spill capacity fills before the 2,000 lb structural limit is reached, so sustained dripping will require pumping out the sump while the drum remains in place.
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