Many secondary containment systems are designed to be resistant to UV (ultraviolet) exposure. Materials like HPDE/RPE liners are formulated to withstand prolonged exposure to sunlight without degrading or losing their integrity. These liners are UV stabilized, meaning they are specifically treated to resist the harmful effects of UV radiation.
By incorporating UV-resistant materials into the design, secondary containment systems can maintain their effectiveness and durability over time, even when exposed to outdoor environments. This UV resistance ensures that the containment system remains reliable and provides long-term protection against leaks and spills, regardless of environmental conditions.
