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.

Pads and rolls have a reinforced top for durability.

Pads absorb small spills and can be used to wipe off equipment. They are perforated up the center.

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

Rolls allow you to choose the amount you need. Use them for large floor spills and leaks around equipment. They are perforated every 15" and up the center.

No need to stock several sorbent sizes—these unfold for use as a pad, roll, or pillow. Sorbents are approximately 5" wide when folded and 20” wide when unfolded. They are perforated every 16”.

Absorb spills, catch drips, and control leaks in clean room environments. These sorbents are cleaned and bagged and don’t release as much lint or dust as other sorbents. Clean room rating indicates the acceptable level of contaminants; the lower the rating, the cleaner the environment. Not for use with aggressive liquids, such as hydrochloric acid.

Pads are for water-based spills on floors and other hard surfaces. Pads sterilized by gamma radiation have been through a process to reduce the level of microorganisms. Pads in packs of 50 are individually bagged. You don't have to store them all in your clean room, and they'll still meet clean room requirements when you need them.

Wipe up most small chemical spills, including fuming acids and strong oxidizers, from floors, work surfaces, and equipment. While these sorbents absorb virtually any chemical, they shouldn’t be used with hydrofluoric acid. They’re often kept on hand in labs and when manufacturing metal coatings and electronics. Since they don’t produce a lot of lint, these sorbents prevent static electricity. They also resist tearing.

Soak up spills and leaks in your food processing plant with confidence. These sorbents are NSF registered J1, so they're safe for use in facilities that work with food. The minerals in the sorbents absorb chemicals, oil, and water, but should not be used with hydrofluoric acid.

Pillows have a greater spill capacity than socks. Use them to soak up puddles, or place them under persistent drips.

These sorbents have a coated underside to protect work surfaces from stains and harsh chemicals.

Polypropylene sorbents are wider than paper sorbents and have greater spill capacities. Use them to seamlessly cover and protect surfaces. They’re commonly used in dentist offices and other healthcare settings.

Use rolls to protect large surfaces; trim them to the length that you need.

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

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.