Ultra-Collapsible Bund Ultimate model

• Copolymer-2000
  High chemical resistance and durability
  Temperature range: -31°C to 71°C
• 900gsm PVC
  Flexible and cost-effective
  Temperature range: -20°C to 70°C

850gsm and 900gsm

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The ground mat is a layer of material that is placed under the Ultra-Containment Bund to prevent any damage from rocks or other debris on the ground. First, the area is cleared of any rocks or debris, and then the ground tarp is laid down followed by the containment berm. This helps ensure that any spills or leaks are contained and don’t cause harm to the environment.

Track belts are heavy-duty strips of reinforced PVC that protect the berm from wear and tear caused by vehicles driving in and out. This extends the life of the product.

Material selection should be based on the operating environment rather than price alone.

Copolymer 2000 is suited for highly demanding conditions such as mining and oil and gas where maximum chemical resistance and long term durability are required.

900gsm PVC is engineered for general industrial use and provides a durable and reliable solution for construction, transport, and government applications without compromising performance.

Copolymer 2000 is designed for high performance environments where extreme durability and chemical resistance are critical. It is typically selected for demanding applications such as mining and continuous outdoor exposure.

Yes. 900gsm PVC is widely used in industrial containment applications and provides strong performance for fuel, oil, and general chemical containment. It is a practical solution for most construction, transport, and civil projects.

No. When specified correctly for the application, 900gsm PVC meets the functional requirements for spill containment in many industrial environments. The key is selecting the right material based on chemical exposure, site conditions, and usage.

Focus on application suitability and total value.

For many customers, 900gsm PVC delivers the required performance while offering advantages in cost, handling, and flexibility. It is a strong option for projects where extreme chemical exposure or long term deployment is not required.

Copolymer 2000 should be recommended when:

• The site involves aggressive chemicals
• The berm will be exposed to harsh environmental conditions
• The product is expected to remain in place long term
• Maximum durability is required

Resellers can offer both materials by aligning the product with the customer’s application.