
Components and Accessories

Sump Pits
Available in a range of sizes. Custom sump sizes available to meet your application’s needs. Each sump can be customized to single, double or triple inlet sizes. All sump pits come with a standard 4.5” diameter outlet to remove water through a PVC pipe or comparable.
Commercial: 12”x12”x18”, 18”x18”x24”, 24”x24”x24”, 36”x36”x36”
Residential: 12”x12”x12”

Sump Lids
Offered in a variety of sump lid styles to suit different environments and drainage needs. Your choice between standard checker plate, slotted or grated lid designs.
Grated Lids available for 24” and 36” sumps only.

Oil Separators (OSR)
Available in standard sump sizes individually or as a combination sump. Fluids enter the main sump before overflowing into the secondary Oil Separator, where oil rises and separates from the water. The separated water then exits through the discharge outlet, while the oil remains in the OSR.
A fully enclosed checker plate lid provides secure coverage of the OSR, with bolt-together components for easy assembly. To contain oil or other volatile liquids, we recommend sealing the lid to the OSR.

Angled Sections
45° and 90° angled sections to support your drain system layout. T-sections are also common to connect perpendicular drain lines, ensuring your drain system flows in a way that works for you.

Neutral Sections
Use neutral sections when extending your drain system beyond 120 feet or for portions of the system that don’t require a sloped channel.
Neutral sections available in 1’, 3’, 5’ and 10’ sections.

Silt Strainer
Need to catch solids or debris that enter your system? A silt strainer basket captures and separates debris before fluids exit through the outlet to prevent plugging.

Cleaning Paddle
Insert into the slot opening of your drain system, twist 90° and push any debris from the drain channel into the sump. Common methods to remove sediment from the sump can involve using a shovel, shop vac or sump pump.

Flush Nozzle
Attached to the end cap of your system, which will connect to a water source to flush the channel of the system, pushing debris into the sump for easy removal.