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At Romold, we're dedicated to the continuous enhancement of our products to meet the ever-evolving needs of our valued customers. Recently, we received invaluable feedback regarding our BP2HC Covered Spill Pallet, prompting us to implement positive changes. We're thrilled to share these enhancements with you, reflecting our commitment to excellence. What’s changed? Roller Door Update: One of the significant improvements includes upgrading the door to a durable one-piece design. Crafted from medium density polyethylene with UV8 stability, this new door boasts an integrated handle, ensuring smoother operation and enhanced usability. Redesigned Rounded Top Cover: We've re-engineered the roof section with a sleeker,...

In the realm of industrial logistics, precision and safety are paramount. With recent updates to our product line, including the BB1, BB2, BB2C, and BB2HC pallets, we are reaffirming our commitment to excellence by prioritising both efficiency and safety through enhanced features. What’s changed? Central to these updates is the implementation of comprehensive product inscription. This feature provides essential details such as product code, load weight capacity, sump capacity, recycling mark, and prominent safety warnings. Positioned visibly on both sides of the pallet, this information ensures clarity and accessibility, facilitating informed decision-making and safer handling practices. Why the change? The...

Preventing spills in the workplace is essential to maintaining a safe, healthy, and efficient environment. Not only do spills pose hazards to employees, but they can also harm the surrounding environment, disrupt operations, and lead to costly clean-up and remediation efforts. Implementing effective spill prevention strategies can help businesses protect their workers, minimise environmental risks, and avoid unnecessary expenses. Below are some of the best practices businesses can adopt to prevent workplace spills. 1. Identify and Assess Risks To prevent spills effectively, it is crucial to identify potential hazards and assess the risks associated with the materials and processes used...

In the UK, spill containment requirements are regulated by the Environmental Agency (EA), an executive non-departmental public body responsible for protecting and improving the environment. These requirements apply to all industries that store, handle, or transport hazardous substances, and are designed to prevent and mitigate the environmental and health risks associated with spills. One of the primary spill containment requirements in the UK is the need for businesses to have a spill response plan in place. This plan outlines the procedures and equipment necessary to respond to a spill, and must be regularly reviewed and updated. Businesses must also ensure...

Good housekeeping is imperative when reducing the likelihood of a spill or incident in the workplace. Our PSC COSHH cabinet range provides an ideal security solution for housing containers, liquids or spill response equipment, making it the perfect solution for minimising risk and helping to protect your customer's employees.What is the difference between COSHH-compliant and non-compliant cabinets?COSHH-compliant cabinets are designed and manufactured to meet the requirements of the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations, while non-compliant cabinets do not meet these regulations. COSHH-compliant cabinets are used to store hazardous substances in a safe and controlled manner, while non-compliant cabinets do...