Fire Resistant Steel Pallets from ENPAC, USA. | Available for 2 & 4 Drums, Single & Dual IBCs.

Meet or exceeds SPCC, EPA, OSHA, NFPA, UFC standards, and provide impressive fire resistance.

ENPAC’s Fire Resistant Steel Pallets are manufactured from extra heavy-gauge steel, these units feature 100% inspected, certified leak-free sump welds for superior durability. With removable galvanized steel grates, high load capacity, and two-way forklift access, they provide compliant, long-lasting containment for flammable and hazardous chemicals.

• Provides the same great features of our well-known HDPE Spill Pallets with added benefit of being fire resistant.
• Tested and proven load capacity, certified leak-free sump, & manufactured from heavy-gauge steel.
• Not recommend to store Acid and Corrosives substances, choose HDPE Spill Pallets as they are more resistant to “chemical reactions and corrosion.”
• Fast moving sizes are available in stock for immediate dispatch across GCC and African region.

What makes us better?

ENPAC maintains a formalized, structured Quality Assurance Program as part of our ongoing commitment to quality. This program mandates that designs are checked and rechecked by 3rd party engineering firms for structural loading, seismic, and other code compliance factors.

ENPAC equipment is also engineered to satisfy any number of regulatory agencies, including:

NFPA – National Fire Protection Association

IBC – International Building Code

EPA – Environmental Protection Agency

OSHA – Occupational Safety and Health Administration

FM / FM Global – Factory Mutual Research

Relating to equipment manufacture, our Quality Assurance Program also ensures all products are thoroughly inspected and tested before shipping. Tests range from but are not limited to, pre-paint sump weld leak tests to temperature control tests for our heated and cooled structures.

Frequently Asked Questions

📌  How to setup right Spill Control & Containment area in your workspace?

To set up an effective Spill Control and Containment Area, first identify spill risks by assessing stored liquids, determining potential spill volume, and identifying high-risk zones.  Use appropriate containment solutions like Spill Pallets, Spill Trays, Containment Berms, Flexible Liners, and Drain Covers to prevent leaks from spreading.  Stock essential Spill Control products, including Spill Kits (oil-only, universal, chemical), Absorbents (Absorbent Booms, Absorbent Pads, Granules – whichever you use more frequent), Salvage / Overpack drums, and PPE (gloves, goggles, respirators).  Store hazardous liquids in FM Approved Safety Cabinets or Steel Pallets, use Secondary Containment for bulk liquid storage, and label all containers properly. Train employees on spill response procedures, conduct regular drills, and ensure they know the locations of Spill Kits, PPE & other relevant accessories. Finally, establish a spill response plan with defined roles, emergency contacts, and spill incident records to maintain compliance and safety.  To explore the above in detail, please visit our detailed blog about the same