Items Tagged with 'Spills'

SorbIts Reusable Oil Absorbent products are the waste-free alternative to traditional, single-use oil absorbents that help prevent slips and falls from vagrant synthetic oils, hydraulic fluids, solvents and other nonhazardous process fluids.

What is the difference between a “spill” and a “release”?

The first person on the scene of a spill rarely has enough supplies to hold the spill in check.

What does the updated OSHA silica regulation mean for spill control?

Unlike cellulose-filled absorbent socks, the PIG Mildew-Resistant Absorbent Sock’s 100 percent polypropylene skin and filler resist the growth of mildew that can sometimes be created in socks that are deployed for long time spans.

This spill control system includes a super absorbent spill pad along with a personal protective equipment kit to protect food service workers when cleaning up potentially dangerous spills.

Brady SPC TOUGHSORB Semi-Permanent Adhesive Mats easily adhere to and remove from most surfaces to absorb leaks, drips and spills both indoors and outdoors.

Oil Eater’s new Tuff Rug is an absorbent pad for use in high-traffic areas. Tough enough for use in maintenance departments, forklift aisles, manufacturing plants and warehouse walkways, Tuff Rug pads soak up oil, grime and dirt.

The Dual Force Vac Drum Pump is a convenient and versatile solution for liquid material handling and spill cleanup. This proven two-way, air-powered drum pump can fill or discharge a 55-gallon drum in only two minutes with no moving parts and no shock hazard.

The Pig Static-Dissipative Absorbent Sock makes cleaning up volatile organic spills safer and reduces the risk of electrostatic discharge – a critical precaution around flammable liquids and vapors.