Keep oil out of soil and fuel out of drains. These sorbents cling to oil but let water pass through, so you can leave them outside for weeks to catch oil spills and leaks. More rugged than typical sorbents, these sorbents won’t break down when exposed to sunlight, and gravel and debris won’t pierce them.

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

Pillows are thicker than pads, so they soak up more liquid. Use them under drips and in corners.

Rolls lay flat and can be cut to size, so you can spread them out over pavement or grass. They’re also good for large spills and leaks around equipment. Perforated rolls are perforated every 8" across the width and every 12” up the center.

Socks are flexible. Wrap them around corners, equipment, or storm drains.

Booms won’t burst even if you drive over them with a forklift. Weigh booms down with rebar, so they won’t roll out of place.

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”.

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.

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.