Protecting the world's water quality for over 60 years.
SPEL provide a wide range of products and systems for the storage, attenuation, monitoring, treatment, and utilisation of surface water. This includes our latest SuDS compliant products and SPEL fuel/oil Separators that meet the European standard BS EN 858.
Quality Assured BS EN ISO 9001
Design & Manufacture
Our products are manufactured by advanced state-of-the-art filament winding and are designed for many applications including but not limited to: package pumping stations, emergency spillage containment, sewage primary settlement treatment, fire sprinkler reservoirs, transformer oil containment, waste and oily water storage etc.
SPEL GRP tanks are bespoke built in a wide range of capacities, for underground and above ground applications, in both horizontal and vertical formats.
The SuDS approach mimics natural drainage by incorporating different components designed to allow infiltration into the ground, provide storage on site and/or slow down (attenuate) flows of rainwater.
SPEL Tankstor tanks are manufactured for many applications and in a wide range of specifications to handle such substances as water, sewage, farm effluent, petroleum products and chemicals.
SPEL package pumping stations incorporate all pumping equipment; pipework, valves, pedestals, guide rails factory fitted and tested – eliminating expensive sitework installing pumping equipment under difficult conditions.
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Protect our environment reliably and efficiently
Leaks and spillages of oil and fuel are washed down drains every time it rains and, unless intercepted, find their way into water courses, polluting reservoirs and rivers. This can have a disastrous effect on plants and wildlife.
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