Secondary Containment Systems
This information courtesy of MayCor Energy Supply

That's what you get with MayCor Energy Supply Containment Systems.
Originally developed for oil and natural gas fields for economic containment purposes, MayCor Containment System is now widely used wherever containment is required



 
  • Oil and gas business for secondary containment due to Environmental Protection Agency regulations
  • Large petroleum tank farms to increase their existing containment capacity
  • Farms and agribusinesses to meet state containment regulations for various agrochemicals and liquid fertilizers.
  • Construction companies and excavators to install temporary soil retention systems at construction sites.
     
MayCor Containment Systems are not susceptible to wind and water erosion like earthen containment. Plus, the strength and durability of corrugated, galvanized steel provide long-term performance with virtually no maintenance. More economical and weather-resistant than the alternatives, they also offer greater design flexibility. Check these values and reliability features:
 
  • Sidewalls of G-90 galvanized steel with a minimum tensile strength of 65,000 psi for long-lasting performance.
  • Modular components assemble quickly for fast installation.
  • Bolt-together design offers an endless variety of shapes as well as easy expansion and relocation

These value-packed features, together with local support and service, make MayCor Containment Systems your first choice.

Powder Coating
Painted systems are available to establish a continuous look with other structures on-site or to blend with the natural environment.

Dependable
Our steel systems ensure longevity, by forming each sidewall sheet with rounded tops and double bolted seams, providing twice the strength while maintaining sidewall shape and failsafe seals. To prevent further leakage when, and if, a spill occurs, our high-grade liners are expertly sealed at each seam.

Expandable
Expansions and modifications to an existing system are easily done by adding more panels and liners.