StormX™

Equipped to handle “first flush” runoff, the StormX
netting trash trap is the perfect tool for full capture
at urban and industrial hot spots.

StormX is an end of pipe netting system designed to capture gross pollutants and handle powerful stormwater runoff.

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This trap can be used for combined sewer overflow applications as well as stormwater and is a highly effective defense against “first flush” contaminants.

UV resistant, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) nets are re-usable and provide full capture of gross pollutants as small as 5 mm, including organic materials such as leaves that could reduce the levels of phosphorus and nitrogen in a waterway.

The StormX’s 304/316 stainless steel hubs are mechanically anchored into the concrete or attached to existing pipe ends/outfalls. All stainless steel StormX hubs are made in the USA.

Standard sizes are 18” to 84” with custom sizes also available.

Nets are a minimum of 5 feet with custom lengths also available.

The StormX is easily maintained and can be emptied with a truck-mounted crane or a two-person crew.

*Specification sheet is available upon request.

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*Specification sheet is available upon request.

StormX Gallery

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Image of dual Storm-X units mounted in a weir wall on a creek. The Storm-X unit hubs are made of stainless steel and the nets are made of UV resistant HDPE.
Image of Storm-X units mounted in weir wall. Storm-X units are used in high traffic urban areas where a lot of litter originates.
Image of multiple Storm-X units located in a weir wall including a sediment basin. They are doing a great job of capturing the litter.
Image of multiple Storm-X units mounted in a weir wall located in a river channel.
Image of multiple Storm-X units in a weir wall being cleaned out. Storm-X units are used to capture litter from parking lots at shopping centers, keeping litter out of our creeks, rivers and water ways.
Image of a Storm-X end of pipe – half pipe located in an embankment where water flows into a creek. The nets are replaceable but it is uncommon that they need to be.
Image of a Storm-X half pipe model. The Storm-X nets are made of UV resistant HDPE.
Image of multiple Storm-X units mounted in a weir wall located in a river channel.
Image of a Storm-X with weir wall located in a creek bed. Storm-X units capture litter before it reaches the ocean.
Image of two Storm-X end of pipe units with a lift-up overflow grate.
Image of Storm-X half pipe model. The half pipe model allows for unrestricted overflow.
Image of a Storm-X weir wall with sediment basin. The sediment basin captures sand and mud that can easily be removed.