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Inlet Protection Bag

Inlet Protection Bag

Inlet Protection Bag

$99.48

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SKU MM-DB-23-19

Commercial grade inlet protection bags are made in the USA from monofilament fabric. Whether you’re doing a residential or commercial job you need to protect storm water from sludge and sediment. Having high quality inlet protect bags that are commercial grade will make that process a breeze.
 
Simply choose the size bag that will fit in your inlet lift the grate off and then put the inlet protection bag commercial grade in its place and reinstall the grate and you are all set. Maintenance is simple as well, just make sure after a major weather event or as needed to empty the sediment as the bag gets full and then reinstall to be used again.

MINIMUM ORDER REQUIREMENT: 5 BAGS

Product Specifics

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Product Features

  • Unique, patented design keeps silt, sediment, and debris out of storm systems
  • Reduces or eliminates the need to flush or clean inlets
  • Fabricated from a highly visible orange monofilament geotextile so it can be seen in any weather
  • Sizes built to fit any inlet in any municipality
  • Very easy to install, maintain, inspect
  • Can be re-used

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  • FREE SHIPPING (standard ground, see map)
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Installation and Maintenance Guidelines

Installation:

  • Empty Dandy Bag should be placed over the grate as the grate stands on end.
  • If using optional oil absorbents, place absorbent pillow in pouch on bottom of unit and attach pillow to tether loop.
  • Holding the lifting device (do not rely on lifting device to support entire weight of grate), place the grate into its frame.

    • Maintenance:

    • Remove all accumulated sediment and debris from the surface and vicinity of the unit after each storm event.
    • If using optional oil absorbents, place absorbent pillow in pouch on bottom of unit and attach pillow to tether loop.
    • If using optional oil absorbents, remove and replace absorbent pillow when near saturation.
Dandy Products Being Manufactured

Inlet Protection System Manufacturing

Dandy Inlet Protection Systems

Dandy Bags are made of high-quality materials and are made of unique design features to help elevate its performance. These safety orange monofilament geotextile bags are highly visible and easy to inspect.


All Dandy products are American made in Ohio.

You Can Control Sediment Using An Inlet Filter

There are many inlet filter systems on the market to choose from but understanding how and when they should be used is another issue. We will go over some aspects of these filters to help you choose the right one for your project.

Sediment going down storm drain

Sediment Laden Water in Storm Drain

About An Inlet Filter

An Inlet Filter is a temporary solution for trapping sediment when the soil has been disrupted. Also, these filters will keep the soil out of storm drains when it's raining. In turn, this is critical for protecting the drinking water used by the city. Inlet filters are in place to keep silt from entering the inlets, storm drains, and recovery channels.

Inlet filters are commonplace on construction sites where the soil is continually disturbed while preventing construction debris from encountering and mixing with groundwater. If the filter is small enough, it can allow water to pass through while capturing dirt, silt, and other debris no matter how fast the water might flow. These inlet filters play a very important role in many operations due to their ability to keep water free of contaminants.

What Kind Of Inlet Filter Will You Need?

There are many different kinds of inlet filters to choose from depending on the water flow which ranges from low to medium to high current speeds. The filter you need will depend on the size of your project. If your project includes basins, there's an inlet filter designed for just that purpose.

There are other inlet filters for stormwater protection and designed as inlet tubes. These tubes are either weighted or non-weighted.

The weighted tubes do not require being staked in order to stay in place. These tubes are normally placed on top of gravel, asphalt, or other hard materials. Weighted tubes work best on construction sites where construction vehicles are traveling around openings where water continually enters. Non-weighted tubes are normally tied down with stakes in various locations including brush or grasslands.

The weighted tubes do not require being staked in order to stay in place. These tubes are normally placed on top of gravel, asphalt, or other hard materials. Weighted tubes work best on construction sites where construction vehicles are traveling around openings where water continually enters. Non-weighted tubes are normally tied down with stakes in various locations including brush or grasslands.

You can build a barrier by placing fabric that is porous around the inlet creating a shield to stop sediment while still allowing water to move through the drain.There are filters that are specifically designed to catch certain industrial or commercial pollutants including metals, hydrocarbons, and where other BMPs like pre-treatment for certain contaminants before moving the water through and into ground aquifers.

Even though there are many different kinds of inlet filters on the market and different ways to utilize them, For erosion control and stopping the spread of harmful contaminants, it's still considered a good idea to consult with a professional who is knowledgeable about inlet filters before signing off on a project.

Construction Equipment

Construction Yard

There are good quality protection companies available with the knowledge and experience to guarantee construction projects are Clean Water Act (CWA) compliant to help prevent costly fines imposed by state inspectors.