Pick up virtually any chemical spill, including fuming acids and strong oxidizers. These sorbents, however, should not be used with hydrofluoric acid. They are often kept on hand in labs or when manufacturing chemicals, metal coatings, and electronics.

Pillows soak up larger spills than pads. They are often placed under drips and in corners.

Socks are shaped to wrap around irregular surfaces, corners, and machines. Use them as a barrier to keep spills from spreading.

This extremely flexible sock molds easily around corners and conforms to uneven surfaces to soak up spills.

Note: Not for use with aggressive liquids, such as hydrochloric acid.

Made from 80% recycled newsprint and cellulose, these sorbents are more absorbent than polypropylene sorbents. Note: Not for use with aggressive liquids, such as hydrochloric acid.

Socks are shaped to wrap around irregular surfaces, corners, and machines

Not only do these socks and pillows dam spills and sop up leaks, they also neutralize the pH level so you can dispose of them safely. Keep them in areas where acids or bases are used, such as in metal treating, chemical processing, and laboratory applications.

Place pillows under leaks to catch drips or onto spills to sit and soak. Wrap socks around spills to stop flow and limit the size of the cleanup.

Clean up fuel spills without leaving flammable waste behind. These all-in-one kits include reusable sorbent socks to surround spills, a liquid cleaner with microbes to digest fuel, and a foam sprayer to mix the cleaner into your spill. The cleaner evaporates after a few minutes, and all that’s left is a non-toxic residue.

These portable kits contain all the supplies you need to clean up spills in facilities that work with food. With NSF registered J1 sorbents, they're safe for use in food processing plants. Packed in each bag are mineral-based sorbent socks and pillows, disposal bags, gloves, and safety goggles.

Kits for chemicals, oil, and water contain sorbents that absorb a broad range of chemicals, lubricants, and paint. They are not for use with hydrofluoric acid.

Kits for oil soak up oil and repel water. Use them in wet areas or to skim oil off the surface of a tank of water.

These kits have everything you need when a spill occurs, even bags for disposal.

Kits for oil soak up oil and fuel while repelling water.

Kits for chemicals, oil, and water are also known as universal kits. Use them to pick up acid, base, oil, fuel, and water spills. They are not for use with hydrofluoric acid.

Kits for harsh chemicals absorb most chemical spills, even fuming acids and strong oxidizers. They are not for use with hydrofluoric acid.

Hang pouches from forklifts and equipment. The pouches are waterproof and have a buckle strap to keep contents contained.

Drum kits act as spill control stations, while mobile drum and tote kits roll wherever a spill occurs. The 95-gal. drums can double as salvage drums for leaking 55-gal. drums; 30-gal. drums can serve as salvage drums for 15- and 16-gal. drums.

Cabinet kits mount on the wall and are high-visibility yellow so they’re easy to spot.