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• The latest oil storage regulations require all drums over 200 litres to be bunded while in storage or in use to prevent spilt oil becoming a messy environmental problem.
Invicta Forks and Attachments of Leeds has come up with one method of making lube storage much cleaner it offers steel sump pallets on which the oil drums can be secured, either horizontally or vertically. Invicta also makes wide a range of fork-lift attachments, including skips, jib cranes and access platforms.
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