Ultratech, Inc.
Ultratech, Inc. 15-Foot trap 8212 66-Foot 1-Foot Copolymer 2000
A 15-foot by 66-foot by 1-foot copolymer containment berm, model 8212, rated for 2000 capacity
- 15-foot containment length handles large spills
- 66-foot width covers broad vehicle areas
- 1-foot depth provides substantial liquid capacity
- Copolymer 2000 material resists chemical degradation
- Model 8212 stake wall design ensures stable deployment
Product identification
The Ultratech 8212 is a copolymer containment berm designed for spill control during hazardous material transport. It provides a 15-foot by 66-foot barrier with a 1-foot wall height and a 2000-gallon capacity. This model serves industrial operations that require portable secondary containment.
Suitable applications and limits
This berm suits fleets and facilities needing a large, single-piece liner for truck or tank loading areas. Operations that require multiple discrete containment zones, smaller footprints, or rigid wall systems should evaluate alternative configurations. The economy construction targets temporary or light-duty deployments.
Deciding specification
The 2000-gallon capacity determines whether this unit meets regulatory containment volume requirements for your specific liquid loads. Confirm that the 15-foot by 66-foot footprint fits the available staging area before purchase.
Highlights
- 15-foot containment length handles large spills
- 66-foot width covers broad vehicle areas
- 1-foot depth provides substantial liquid capacity
- Copolymer 2000 material resists chemical degradation
- Model 8212 stake wall design ensures stable deployment
Specifications
| Brand | UltraTech |
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Questions about this item
What ground footprint does the 15-Foot x 66-Foot x 1-Foot Copolymer 2000 berm need to fit?
The berm covers a 15-foot by 66-foot rectangle with a 1-foot wall height, so clear a level area at least that large before deployment.
How is the UltraTech 8212 stake-wall berm installed, and what step is often missed?
Unfold the copolymer liner, drive the included stakes through the perimeter grommets to form the walls, then verify every stake is fully seated — skipping a stake lets liquid escape under the wall.
When should the Copolymer 2000 liner be replaced?
Inspect after each use; replace the liner if you see punctures, UV embrittlement, or seam separation that would let contained liquid leak.
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