Drum Tops
Drum Tops. DC-TP Diameter: 25"; DC-TP Qty. Per Package: 5.
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Drum Tops. DC-TP Diameter: 25"; DC-TP Qty. Per Package: 5.
Recycling Lid. Listed models: CAN-CAP-P, DC-P-55-CAN-BK, DC-P-55-CAN-BU, DC-P-55-CANF-BK and additional configurations; CAN-CAP-P Center Opening: 7".
Steel Drum Heaters. Listed models: DRH-S-5, DRH-S-15, DRH-S-30, DRH-S-55 and additional configurations; DRH-S-5 Drum Capacity: 5 Gallon.
Poly Drum Heaters. Listed models: DRH-P-5, DRH-P-55; DRH-P-5 Drum Capacity: 5 Gallon.
Steel Drum Heaters (CSA APPROVED-for use in Canada Only). Listed models: DRH-S-5, DRH-S-15, DRH-S-30, DRH-S-55 and additional configurations; DRH-S-5 Drum Capacity: 5 Gallon.
Poly Drum Heaters (CSA APPROVED-for use in Canada Only). Listed models: DRH-P-5, DRH-P-55; DRH-P-5 Drum Capacity: 5 Gallon.
Dispensing Bottles — Drum Handling Equipment. Translucent bottles allow easy viewing of contents.
Portable Drum Lifter/Rotator/Transporter. DRUM-LRT *Raised Height: 62"; DRUM-LRT Overall Size (WxDxH): 33"x52"x85-7/16".
Economy Portable Drum Lifter/Rotator/Transporter. DRUM-LRT-EC Overall Size (WxDxH): 33"x53"x78"; DRUM-LRT-EC Raised Height: 53".
Deluxe Rotating Drum Carts. Listed models: RDC-1000-5PU, RDC-1000-5PO, RDC-1000-5SS; RDC-1000-5PU Capacity (lbs): 1,000.
Economy Rotating Drum Carts. Listed models: RDC-60-NC, RDC-60-5-PU, RDC-60-5-PO, RDC-60-5-SS; RDC-60-NC Capacity (lbs): 800.
Stackable Drum Racks. Listed models: DRUM-RACK-2, DRUM-RACK-3, DRUM-RACK-2-G, DRUM-RACK-3-G and additional configurations; DRUM-RACK-2 Drum Capacity: (2) 55 Gal. Steel.
Polyethylene Drum Rack. Listed models: PDR-2, PDR-4, PDR-SHF; PDR-2 Description: 2 Drum System.
Multi-Purpose Dollies. DRUM-QUAD-H Capacity (lbs): 900; Listed models: DRUM-QUAD-H, DRUM-QUAD-C, DRUM-QUAD-CS-SS, DRUM-TRI-H and additional configurations.
Mobile Drum Dollies. Listed models: DDO-P103-HT3, DDO-P103-SS3, DRUM-DRH-HR, DRUM-SS-55-H; DDO-P103-HT3 Description: Cast Iron.
Octo & Heavy Duty Drum Dollies. Listed models: OCTO-55, DRUM-HD; OCTO-55 Acceptable Drum Types: 55 gallon.
Tilting Drum Dollies. DRUM-QUAD-H-TLT Tilt Capacity (lbs): 200; DRUM-QUAD-H-TLT Uniform Capacity (lbs): 900.
Polyethylene Drum Dollies. Listed models: DRUM-DP-30-BK, DRUM-DP-30-BU, DRUM-DP-55-BK, DRUM-DP-55-BU; DRUM-DP-30-BK Acceptable Drum Styles: 5 & 30 Gallon.
Multi-Level Plastic Drum Dolly. DRUM-PDD Acceptable Drum Styles: 30 & 55 Gallon; DRUM-PDD Overall Size (DxH): 24-1/4"x7".
Adjustable Drum/Crate Dolly. DRUM-X-H Approx. Height: 5-5/16"; DRUM-X-H Capacity (lbs): 1000.
Rotary Drum Pumps. Listed models: RDP-55, ADP-55, RP-90R, RP-90RT and additional configurations; RDP-55 Description: Rotary Drum Pump.
Lever Action Drum Pumps. Listed models: LDP-ST, LDP-POLY-304, LDP-POLY, LDP-RYT and additional configurations; LDP-ST Displacement Per Stroke: 12 oz.
Self-Venting Drum Pumps — Drum Handling Equipment. Designed for dispensing and transferring liquids out of 55-gallon drums and 5- and 15-gallon pails.
Drum Dispensing Equipment. PAIL-PST Displacement Per Stroke: 8 oz; Listed models: PAIL-PST, PAIL-PST-SS.
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