PIG® Frameless Storm Drain Filter for Small Drains
FLT1000
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Filters Oil; Sediment; Trash; Debris, For Storm Drains from 23cm to 51cm W & 23cm to 51cm L; Round Drains from 23cm to 51cm Dia., 66cm x 66cm x 25cm
As Low As £37.05 (Ex. VAT)
New and improved "witches hat" drain guard design! Catch basin insert protects small drains of all shapes in high-traffic areas with better filtering of oil, sediment, debris and trash from stormwater runoff.
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£39.00 (Ex. VAT) |
£37.05 (Ex. VAT) |
Description & Specifications
New and improved "witches hat" drain guard design! Catch basin insert protects small drains of all shapes in high-traffic areas with better filtering of oil, sediment, debris and trash from stormwater runoff.
- New! Redesigned for better filtration, improved handling and all-around performance
- Frameless design is ideal for small drains of any shape, even shallow drains
- Heavy-duty, hi-viz strap allows easier handling and removal
- Four-stage filtration process treats more water and removes more oil than basic storm drain filters
- Overflow ports help prevent blockage during high water flow
- Fits circular drain sizes 23cm to 51cm in diameter
- Fits irregular, rectangular and square drain sizes 23cm to 51cm width to 23cm to 51cm length
- Trim product to allow 7-8cm of material to extend above grate
- Pore size is 0.074 mm, 74 microns, 0.0029 inches or 200 sieve
| Use With | Storm Drains from 23cm to 51cm W & 23cm to 51cm L; Round Drains from 23cm to 51cm Dia. |
| Colour | Black |
| Dimensions | 66cm W x 66cm L x 25cm H |
| Absorbency | Up to 1.9 L |
| Installation | Installs below grate |
| Sold as | 1 each |
| Weight | .26 kg |
| # per Pallet | 504 |
| Composition |
Insert - PET; Absorbent Strips and Ring - PET; Straps - PET |
| Filters | Oil; Sediment; Trash; Debris |
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Additional Information
- Instructions for Frameless Storm Drain Filter
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Environmental Protection Act 1990
To ensure that any potential polluting process has an authorisation from either the Environment Agency or Local Authority and that control measures are in place to prevent, minimise or render harmless emissions into the surrounding environment. -
The Control of Pollution Act (1974)
The act controls water pollution, all inland water, and the sea within 3 miles of the coast. The deposit of polluting material in controlled water is prohibited, but discharges of trade effluent are permitted with the consent of SEPA. -
Water Resources Act 1991
This act regulates the activities of the Environment Agency. The Agency is obliged to prevent pollution of a watercourse or groundwater by issuing consents to make discharges to watercourses. To pollute a watercourse is a criminal offence, and offending individuals and companies can be prosecuted.
