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Drum Handling Equipment

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  1. WPFA602 / Drum Shelf for 2 Drums

    Galvanised for longevity

    from £109.57

  2. Mobile Stand - Top Rollers

    Designed for 210L barrels

    from £128.54

  3. 3402054 / Can Shelf - Set B

    Stores up to 2x 60L drums

    from £188.60

  4. Drum Truck with Rear Bar Support

    For use with 210L drums

    from £451.08

  5. Drum Truck with Rear Castors

    Made in the UK

    from £497.27

  6. Drum Rack For 2 Drums

    Blue powder coated finish

    from £401.90

  7. Drum Transporter & Stand

    Pneumatic or solid wheeled

    from £499.15

  8. Drum Clamp

    Available with yellow or orange finish

    from £596.79

  9. Plastic Drum Clamp

    170 x 50mm fork pockets

    from £625.29

  10. Drum Lifter

    CE marked & plated

    from £846.45

  11. Hydraulic Drum Lifter - In Use

    Lifts up to 740mm high

    from £943.55

  12. Drum Lifter

    Foot operated pump

    from £1,511.47

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Drum Handling Equipment

Safety is paramount when handling and storing large volumes of liquids, oils and flammables. That's why at Safety Direct2U we offer a wide selection of drum handling equipment. Specially designed for safe storage and movement of drums and cylinders.

What types of drum handling tools will I need?

A good quality drum handler and storage system will minimize loss and reduce risks of injury. Initially, you will need either a vertical or horizontal drum lifter, as well as a manual drum trolley or hydraulic drum truck. Some of these work independently, others work with forklift trucks or wooden pallets. Regardless of which you buy, it will in turn help with safe delivery and transportation of steel drums. However, that’s not all. In order to access drum contents, you should also consider tools such as a drum opener, drum tap or drum pump, drum fill gauge and drum funnel.

What else should I consider?

Depending on the types of substance you are handling and storing, you should consider the any regulations regarding the quantities of which you can store and how they should be stored. However, regardless of any restrictions on quantity, you should also outline safety procedures involving the substance, its storage and handling in you Health & safety and CoSHH assessments. In some instances, these may conclude that a CoSHH compliant storage unit and spill control procedure is also required.

We understand you may have questions or be in need of some further advice on proper drum handling and storage? If you do, please feel free to contact our knowledgeable sales team. Who will be more than happy to help.