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Drip Pans Can Fit Together in Many Shapes

Light, durable plastic pans make oil and fuel drips easy to control and clean.
Compiled by staff 
Published: May 6, 2011

DripPans USA is introducing its new interlocking plastic drip pans in two sizes to help those storing equipment inside to control oil and fuel leak messes.

With interlocking edges the two sizes of pans from the company can fit together in many shapes to catch whatever may be dripping from aircraft, farm or construction equipment or other vehicles stored inside.

The pans—made in the U.S.A. -- are made of black polyethylene and are available in 18"X48" and 24" by 30" sizes. Suggested retail is $29.95.

For more information, call (800) 461-0294, or visit www.DripPansUSA.com.

New interlocking drip pans help keep shop floors clean despite leaky seals in stored equipment.
New interlocking drip pans help keep shop floors clean despite leaky seals in stored equipment.


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