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Drainseal – Mechanical Drain Blocker 40cm x 40cm || SKU: 1000571 || MPN: 0830/3 || Brand: Darcy
Drainseal is a mechanical, mulit-use, reusable seal that securely clamps onto the drain giving maximum protection.
The clamping system ensures the seal on the drain will not lift, even with back pressure. It is simply the most effective drain cover on the market and ensures spilt liquids will not enter the drain.
Robust HDPE body with closed cell neoprene sponge seal and steel mechanical parts.
Explore - 0830/3Drainseal – Mechanical Drain Blocker 60cm x 50cm || SKU: 1000570 || MPN: 0830/1 || Brand: Darcy
Drainseal is a mechanical, mulit-use, reusable seal that securely clamps onto the drain giving maximum protection.
The clamping system ensures the seal on the drain will not lift, even with back pressure. It is simply the most effective drain cover on the market and ensures spilt liquids will not enter the drain.
Robust HDPE body with closed cell neoprene sponge seal and steel mechanical parts.
Explore - 0830/1A grease trap serves as a container through which wastewater containing Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) passes before entering a drainage system.
What is a grease trap?
A grease trap serves as a container through which wastewater containing Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) passes before entering a drainage system. Its purpose is to capture or 'trap' the FOG while permitting clear water to pass through.
In the market, numerous suppliers and manufacturers offer a variety of solutions. As a solutions-oriented provider, we maintain a neutral stance when it comes to choosing a manufacturer. This approach ensures that we deliver the optimal solution tailored to your specific requirements, rather than a one-size-fits-all solution.
Grease Management Services
We provide a comprehensive range of FOG management services, encompassing both regular maintenance and responsive emergency assistance. Our skilled and seasoned engineers are ready to:
We develop solutions that adhere to the BS EN 1825 standard, ensuring compliance with 'The Water Industry act 1991' to protect property owners. Collaborating closely with industry regulators, architects, and planners, we deliver customized solutions perfectly suited to your needs.
Grease ManagementDrain Closure, Shut off valve, Hydraulic valve, Draintector, Firewater Runoff CIRIA (736)
Drain Closure Device
Our pollution and firewater containment devices are utilised in various spill, firewater, and flood protection scenarios, offering round-the-clock safeguarding against surface water spills throughout the UK. The adaptable design seamlessly integrates into current drainage systems and infrastructure, requiring minimal disruption and cost. The valves are sophisticated stainless steel automated systems that can be activated remotely or locally using mains or solar power. Our control kiosks enable clients to connect our valves with existing BMS, fire alarm systems, oil interceptors, and more. These pollution and firewater containment valves are versatile, fitting on both curved and flat walled chambers, shallow and deep, providing a convenient alternative to manual penstocks.
Firewater Runoff - CIRIA (736)
Fire water runoff refers to the excess water used during firefighting efforts, which can pose significant environmental risks. The water used to combat fires can carry pollutants and hazardous materials, potentially causing harm to the environment if not managed properly. It is crucial to control and contain fire water runoff to prevent pollution and protect surrounding ecosystems.
Business owners are responsible for managing fire water runoff and must have a Fire Prevention Plan in place to address this issue. This plan should outline procedures for collecting, containing, and safely disposing of fire water in case of emergencies. Compliance with regulations such as CIRIA (736) is essential to prevent environmental accidents and ensure safe management of fire water runoff.
To effectively manage the risks associated with fire water runoff, it is important to conduct a thorough assessment of the premises and identify potential contamination sources. Implementing secondary and tertiary containment measures, such as blocked drains or containment areas, can help prevent unwanted water from entering drainage systems or natural water bodies.
Engaging the expertise of environmental and flood risk consultants can provide valuable support in meeting regulatory requirements and avoiding enforcement actions. These professionals can assist in developing a comprehensive Fire Water Management Plan tailored to your site's specific needs, helping to mitigate liabilities and protect the environment.
Having a clear plan in place to manage fire water runoff is essential for safeguarding your business and the surrounding environment. By taking proactive measures to address this issue, you can minimise financial risks, legal issues, and environmental damage, ensuring a sustainable future for your operations.
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