Containers for Organic Peroxide Storage
Conterol Organic Peroxide storage containers are designed to provide a safe and regulation-compliant solution for these highly reactive substances.
Contact usConterol Organic Peroxide storage containers are designed to provide a safe and regulation-compliant solution for these highly reactive substances.
Risks of Organic Peroxides
Organic Peroxides are among the most reactive and hazardous chemicals used in industry.
Their storage requires facilities specifically designed to control the risks of fire, thermal decomposition and possible explosions.
They incorporate a fire-resistant structure, thermal insulation, ventilation systems and a spill containment sump, reducing the risks associated with the storage of Organic Peroxides.
Applicable Regulations
Spain
- APQ-9 regulation for the storage of Organic Peroxides.
- Fire classification UNE EN 13501.
- Fire resistance tests UNE EN 1363.
France
- ICPE regulations.
Europe
- Classification and transport of Organic Peroxides.
Description and Dimensions
DESCRIPTION
CONTEROL REFERENCES
EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS (mm)
HEIGHT
WIDTH
DEPTH
1 Drum
CO1-23112
2265
1409
1200
1 Pallet of 4 Drums
CO1-23216
2265
1830
1590
1 IBC
CO1-23216-IBC
2265
1830
1590
2 IBCs or 3 Euro Pallets
CO1-25318
2470
3000
1800
4 IBCs (Ground Level)
CO2-25618
2470
6220
1940
6 IBCs (Ground Level)
CO3-25918
2470
9260
1940
8 IBCs (2 Levels)
CO2-36618
3600
6220
1940
12 IBCs (2 Levels)
CO3-36918
3600
9260
1940
Walkable - 1 Module
CO1-30325
3000
2500
3000
Walkable - 2 Modules
CO2-30625
3000
2500
6000
Walkable - 3 Modules
CO3-30925
3000
2500
9000
Walkable - 4 Modules
CO4-30560
3000
5000
6000
Frequently Asked Questions
Organic Peroxides are highly reactive oxidising chemicals used in the production of polymers, resins and plastics.
They can decompose violently if exposed to heat, contamination or unsuitable storage conditions.
Yes. Fire-resistant structures help limit the spread of fire and protect nearby installations.
Regulations such as APQ-9 in Spain and ICPE in France govern their safe storage.
Yes. Ventilation is essential to prevent the build-up of hazardous vapours.
Yes. Temperature monitoring systems can be integrated to provide additional safety.
Yes. The storage of Organic Peroxides must include containment to prevent environmental contamination.
They are commonly used in chemical manufacturing and in the polymer industry.
Yes. They can be adapted with ventilation, cooling systems or monitoring equipment.
Consulting a specialist helps ensure compliance with safety regulations and operational requirements.
Do you have more questions about Organic Peroxide storage containers?
Our specialists can help you define the safest solution for your facility.
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