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Industrial Drums and Barrels
(93 Article)From classic lidded drums to clamping ring drums and wide-neck drums: at DENIOS you will find exactly the drum you are looking for. Depending on the substance you are storing, a different design is required. That's why you can get high-quality drums made of various materials such as plastic or steel in sizes from 6 to 320 litres. You can also choose between different colours such as blue, white, black and brown. Browse through our extensive range.
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Drums and safety drums from DENIOS
Drums and safety drums have become an integral part of industrial production, storage and transport of substances. They offer a reliable solution for the storage and transport of a wide range of materials, from liquids to solids. At DENIOS, companies can find a wide range of drums that are specially designed for different applications and requirements. With a combination of quality, safety and versatility, these drums offer an ideal solution for the safe handling of hazardous materials and other industrial materials.
Drum types at DENIOS
DENIOS offers a variety of drum types designed for different applications and materials. Steel drums are particularly robust and are ideal for transporting hazardous materials as they have UN approval. Lidded drums and clamping ring drums offer additional safety thanks to their special closure mechanisms, which protect the contents from spillage and contamination. Wide-neck plastic drums are ideal for storing solids and pastes as they are easy to fill and empty. This variety of drum types ensures that the right solution is available for every requirement and every material.
A drum is a drum? Not quite, because depending on the intended use, you can choose between different materials, closure solutions, drum sizes or drum capacities. At DENIOS you will find a large selection of different types and sizes.
Steel drums: Steel drums are available in the most common sizes from 60 to 220 litres and have UN approval. They can therefore be used for the transport of hazardous materials. Steel drums have bung openings and are usually opened with special tools.
Lidded drums: These are a specific type of safety drum. For versatile use, lidded drums with capacities from 30 to 220 litres are available from DENIOS.
Clamping ring drums: Common in the industry and rightly so: The clamping ring closes the drum lid securely and thus protects against spillage and contamination of the contents.
Wide-neck drums: Made from high-quality plastic, wide-neck drums are particularly suitable for storing solids and pastes.
Do you want to transfer or fill liquids from drums? We have powerful, high-quality drum pumps for this purpose
For which applications are drums from DENIOS suitable?
The classic blue drums have become indispensable in the manufacturing industry. They have long since established themselves in many different work areas for transport or storage. They are used in the following areas:
Waste disposal
Filling
Storage
Transport
From various materials, such as:
Chemicals
Solids
Liquid substances
Oils
Paste-like substances
Powders
Viscous substances
Their many possible applications make metal and plastic drums an indispensable part of various industries, from the automotive to the pharmaceutical industry.
Important considerations when selecting drums
Several factors play a decisive role in selecting the right drum. Firstly, the drum material must fulfil the requirements of the stored or transported substances. Steel drums, for example, offer high resistance to aggressive chemicals, while plastic drums are lighter and more suitable for certain solid or paste-like substances. Stainless steel drums are also frequently used, especially when there are high hygiene requirements, such as in the food or pharmaceutical industries.
The capacity should also be carefully selected to fulfil the specific requirements of the operation and ensure efficient storage. In addition, the choice of the right closure system, such as clamping rings or lid closures, plays an important role in the safety and tightness of the drums. Ergonomic aspects and transport options must also be taken into account in order to optimise the workflow.
Special areas of use for safety drums
Safety drums play a special role in areas where the highest safety standards are required, such as in the chemical or pharmaceutical industry. These drums are designed to keep the contents safe and protect them from external influences, even under extreme conditions. They are ideal for the storage and transport of hazardous or valuable substances that require special care. Thanks to their sturdy construction and tight closures, safety drums offer reliable protection against leaks, spillages and contamination.
Drums and safety drums from DENIOS are indispensable components in the industrial storage and transport of a wide variety of materials. Whether chemicals, solids or liquids - the selection of different drum types enables companies to find exactly the right solution for their specific requirements. The high quality and safety-focussed design of these drums have played a key role in establishing them as the standard solution in many industries. With DENIOS drums, companies can ensure that their materials are stored and transported efficiently and safely.
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