Dewatering Sock (8" x 60") - Pipe Sediment Filter - Made in the USA

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Type: Dewatering
Price: 42.12 - 4428.00 (8 variants)

American-Made Dewatering Sock - Control Sediment & Comply with Regulations

Manufactured in the USA, this 8" x 60" dewatering sock (also known as a pipe sock) is designed to effectively control sediment in various applications. With a focus on durability and compliance with NPDES and DOT regulations, this American-made sediment filter sock is suitable for use on construction sites, sump pumps, and collection ponds. With its unique design, the sock allows for clean water to pass through while effectively trapping dirt and debris.

Specs

Country of Origin: USA

Material: Non-Woven Geotextile

Thickness: 8 oz

Diameter: 8 inches

Length: 60 inches

Filters: Silt / Sediment

Closure: Drawstring (Straps)

Weight: 1 lbs

Features

Made in the USA: Ensure quality and durability with this American-made sediment filter sock.

Construction & Industrial Applications: Great for dewatering and pump-outs in a variety of locations, such as construction sites, sump pumps, containment berms, and collection ponds. Can also be used for pond applications with vertical pipes that need to prevent sediment in-flow during high-water events.

Clean Water Discharge: Made from an 8 oz non woven Geotextile able to effectively filter silt and sediment, preventing stormwater and ground pollution by allowing clean water to pass through. Captures some oil.

Fits A Variety Of Pipes / Hoses: Drawstring (strap) closure, fits a variety of hoses and pipes up to 8 inches in diameter. Great all types of drainage hosing: corrugated hoses, pvc drain pipes, vertical pipes, headwalls, polyethylene, single wall HDPE, and perforated pipes. For most secure fit we recommend using ties to tie it in place.

Built to Last: Made with durable geo-textile filter media that allows for high water flow while remaining tear-resistant under normal use.

Complies with Regulations: Meets NPDES, 40 CFR 122.26 (1999) requirements as a Best Management Practice for Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans. Compliant with DOT regulations for erosion and sediment control, making it a reliable solution for your needs.

FAQ

What is a pipe sock?

A pipe sock is a general term that can encompass many different types of products, but in relation to dewatering, it is a long, sock-shaped bag typically made from a permeable geotextile fabric that fits over the end of a pipe or hose to filter out pollutants like oils, sediments, etc.

What is a silt sock for dewatering?

Silt socks typically refer to erosion control products. They are larger versions of dewatering pipe socks, used in construction and landscaping projects to control erosion and stormwater runoff. They are filled with some sort of material, and instead of being placed around a pipe, they are placed around storm drain inlets or along slopes to capture sediment before it enters waterways.

What is the purpose of a dewatering bag?

Like dewatering pipe filter socks, dewatering bags are used to filter out pollutants from excess groundwater from an area. but are used for bigger dewatering operations. Common places or applications they are used are

construction sites

basements and crawl spaces

sump pumps

ponds

pools

What role do dewatering socks play in stormwater pollution prevention?

Dewatering socks, serve the purpose of a drainage pipe sock, which can play an important role in stormwater pollution prevention by

not allowing sediment to enter stormwater runoff.

Stopping the excessive build up of sediment from clogging stormwater drainage systems.