These kits have everything you need to safely clean up acid and base spills. All kits include sorbents and personal protective equipment. Keep them on hand in labs, warehouses, and other areas where chemicals are used and stored.

The wall-mount metal cabinets guarantee your kits are always in the same spot. Not for use with hydrofluoric acid.

Combination acid and base kits in a plastic pail have pH test strips to detect whether your spill is an acid or a base.

Be prepared for a variety of chemical spills at your worksite.

Kits for solvents include a granular sorbent for soaking up fuel, thinners, and other spills, as well as a liquid microbial cleaner for treating the solvent. The liquid cleaner reduces harmful and flammable vapors and reduces flammability by raising the flash point of the absorbed spill to 140° F.

Kits for hydrofluoric acid include a granular sorbent that neutralizes hydrofluoric acid for safe removal.

Kits for formaldehyde include a granular sorbent that neutralizes and absorbs formaldehyde and suppresses its harmful vapors. While cleaning up formaldehyde often involves using separate sorbents and neutralizers, the sorbents in these kits do both.

Kits for ammonia include a liquid neutralizer. Pour or spray the neutralizer onto the spill, even when it's on a vertical surface. The liquid neutralizer binds with the ammonia to form safe organic salts.

Kits for acids, bases, hydrofluoric acid, formaldehyde, and solvents include a neutralizing granular sorbent for acid spills, such as battery or hydrochloric acid, and one for base spills, such as sodium hydroxide. They also include separate granular sorbents for neutralizing hydrofluoric acid and formaldehyde. Kits have a granular sorbent for neutralizing solvents that captures harmful vapors and elevates the flash point of the spill to 140° F to reduce flammability.

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.

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.

Clean up after accidents without touching the mess. Use the gloves, pans, and disposal bags in these kits to safely pick up and dispose of fluids.

Kits with a 0.4-gal. spill capacity are used for cleaning up small amounts of blood and other hazardous fluids. They include protective clothing, disinfectant, and biohazard disposal bags to help you meet OSHA requirements. Note: Before transporting biohazard disposal bags, check federal, state, and local codes.

The wintergreen-scented sorbent in kits with a 1-gal. spill capacity neutralizes odors from vomit and other liquids. Sweep up the neutralized waste with the miniature broom and dust pan.

With a built-in eye cup, these eye washes concentrate the flow of solution over the eye. Use in addition to an ANSI-compliant station for areas that need immediate access to eye wash. Ready-to-use saline solution is sold separately.

Use these eye washes in addition to an ANSI-compliant station for areas that need immediate access to eye wash.

Keep eye wash solution handy when you're on the go. Use these in addition to an ANSI-compliant station for areas that need immediate access to eye wash.

Rinse chemicals from your eyes, hands, and body when ANSI-compliant decontamination stations aren't immediately available. Often used in remote areas where chemicals are moved, stirred, poured, and sprayed, these kits have everything you need for emergency treatment in the field. They include eyewash, jugs for water, soap, towels, and coveralls to change out of contaminated clothes. Packed in a bright yellow duffel bag, these kits are easy to spot. Note: They are not a substitute for ANSI-compliant eye wash stations.

Plug this station in and the thermostat keeps water at a comfortable temperature in environments as cold as -20° F. Good for jobs that require mobility, the station delivers a continuous flow of water without plumbing.

To operate, fill the reservoir with water and add the included 8-oz. bottle of water additive. After filing with water, pressurize the unit to 80 PSI air pressure.

For jobs that require mobility, this station delivers a continuous flow of water without plumbing.

To operate, fill the reservoir with water and add the included 8-oz. bottle of water additive. After filing with water, pressurize the unit to 80 PSI air pressure.