Capture Hazardous Spills From Railroad Tanker Cars

• Ultra-TrackPans have been designed to provide spill containment at industrial rail sidings and locomotive maintenance facilities.  Available in virtually any length, Ultra-TrackPans may be used to collect small spills and leaks OR to capture and channel off significant spills caused by defective equipment or a major overflow.

• Prevent Costly Cleanup and Regulatory Fines

• Modular Design - Center and Side Pans are 53.5" long; containment areas can be easily assembled to any length desired

• All-polyethylene Construction - Rugged TrackPans withstand harsh chemicals and are designed to function in temperatures ranging from -40°F to +140°F

• Sealed System - Polyethylene gaskets keep spills from falling between the rails and Pans.

• Trucks and other vehicles can drive over TrackPans with grates in place*

• Economical, easy to install

• Modular TrackPan design can be customized to meet your specific needs.

• Optional TrackPan Covers Keep Rainwater Out of the Pans, Providing Effective Stormwater Management.

• Polyethylene Covers are left in place until the railcar(s) arrive to be off-loaded  or loaded.  Lightweight covers mechanically lock into the polyethylene decking and will not blow off in windy conditions.

• Unique stormwater feature is designed to eliminate "pooling" of rain that falls on top of the Center Pan Covers; rain is channeled onto the ballast between the tracks, stays out of the Pans.

• Ultra-TrackPans Are Available In Two (2) Models:

  • TrackPans and Grates, No Covers

  • TrackPans with Grates and Covers

• Low Maintenance - unlike carbon steel track pans, Ultra-TrackPans will not rust or corrode.  Polyethylene resin is treated with a UV inhibitor, resists degrading effects of the sun.

• Slip Resistant Surfaces - Pans, grates and covers have been designed with safety in mind.  All top surfaces resist slips when wet or oily.

• Long Work Life - Estimated to perform 20-30 years; longer than fiberglass pans.

   

*To drive over TrackPans, firm footing must be beneath the Pans; also must "ramp up" to Side Pans with asphalt or concrete.

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