Drip Trays
Drip Trays are small shallow basins placed under equipment, valves, or connection points liable to leak, to catch incidental drips. They differ from larger trays by their small point-specific size, and are used as a first line of defense under rotating equipment, industrial transformers, and valves.
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Drip trays are a simple localized solution for routine drip management that does not escalate to a major spill. The design: a small shallow rectangular or square tray, molded in resistant plastic or coated steel, with short side walls. Types: simple plastic trays (most common, light and lower cost), coated steel trays (for equipment at elevated temperature), trays with a top grating to raise the equipment, trays with a drain for emptying, and trays with built-in absorbent (integrated absorbent media that captures the liquid). Uses: under equipment motors, electrical transformer housings, liquid-line valves, pneumatic-line connection points, industrial collection platforms, and under industrial robots. A substantive difference from drum trays: drip trays are smaller and simpler, aimed at point sources rather than full containers. Dimensions and plastic or steel durability and thermal resistance are chosen to suit the drip point and overhead environment from the product documentation, with the footprint matched to the available space under the equipment. Drip trays are included in periodic maintenance checklists so they are emptied regularly.
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Drip trays are a simple localized solution for routine drip management that does not escalate to a major spill. The design: a small shallow rectangular or square tray, molded in resistant plastic or coated steel, with short side walls. Types: simple plastic trays (most common, light and lower cost), coated steel trays (for equipment at elevated temperature), trays with a top grating to raise the equipment, trays with a drain for emptying, and trays with built-in absorbent (integrated absorbent media that captures the liquid). Uses: under equipment motors, electrical transformer housings, liquid-line valves, pneumatic-line connection points, industrial collection platforms, and under industrial robots. A substantive difference from drum trays: drip trays are smaller and simpler, aimed at point sources rather than full containers. Dimensions and plastic or steel durability and thermal resistance are chosen to suit the drip point and overhead environment from the product documentation, with the footprint matched to the available space under the equipment. Drip trays are included in periodic maintenance checklists so they are emptied regularly.
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