How to Ground Drums: When working with drums containing hazardous or flammable chemicals, proper grounding is essential for protecting personnel, preventing static discharge, and lowering the risk of explosions or fires. Grounding dissipates any static charges that accumulate during drum filling, emptying, and using of material; this tutorial explores its importance while discussing grounding techniques between metal and poly drums, providing step-by-step instructions on properly ground drums. Grounding requirements apply to class I, class II, and class III hazardous materials including (200 Proof Ethanol, 190 Proof Ethanol, n-Pentane, n-Heptane, and n-hexane) Why Is Grounding Important?

Metal vs plastic drums - the complete breakdown. Regarding chemical storage, selecting an appropriate container is paramount for maintaining product integrity and ensuring safety. Two popular choices for chemical storage are metal drums and poly drums - both offer their benefits and drawbacks, which must be understood before making an informed decision. We will compare metal and poly drums, compare grounding requirements between them, and explain why metal drums are often considered superior options for flammable chemicals storage. Metal vs Poly Drums: Pros and Cons Metal and plastic barrels, different types of...