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Roll-off Boxes, Containers and Clarifiers for Sludge Dewatering
Systems and More…
Containers, Roll-off boxes, Bins
Use our containers (roll-off boxes) for the containment and
separation of sludge inside a vapor tight container. Fit with a
filter bag to remove large amounts of solids or collect backwash
water for solids collection. Ideal for filtering fines from grit
chambers, well drilling, pipe-line cleaning, sediment control from
construction sites, sludge dewatering, quarry discharge water and
well point discharge water. |
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Crown Vac 25 Yd
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Crown Rolling Lid
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OR2Intermodal |
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25 yard capacity, Vacuum tight construction. Gasketed
door and room hatch. 30" top access hatch, Unique liquid tight rear door
design, Two 8" flanged inlets for loading and unloading and 1/4" heavy
duty steel construction |
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25 yard capacity
Gasketed door and roof.
Crowned over and under rolling lid.
Unique rear door design and
Heavy duty construction |
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Steel
construction.
Smooth
interior.
Nine
high stacking
Laden
fork pockets.
Four
retractable rollers.
ISO/ARR/ABS/CSC
certified.
Lid
systems available
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Tube Settler |
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Helps Meet NPDES Standards for Discharge. An
economical, portable, cost-effective clarifier |
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See our Boxes in action?
Schedule a demonstration
today with one of our
Rain for Rent professionals. |
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Movie Special Effect
A Simi Valley based movie special effects company confronted a difficult
problem in developing a scene for an upcoming motion picture. The scene
required the simulation of a submarine firing a torpedo from bow torpedo
tubes. The simulation and final filming would all take place in a swimming
pool.
The submarine's forward speed of 20 knots needed to be simulated without
moving the sub mockup, so bubbles released by the torpedo would flow
backward, rather than straight up. Placing the sub at an angle so bubbles
could rise from the tubes could not be done because the bubbles must begin
to rise naturally as they passed by the sub, which would require moving
the mockup.
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