Brady Spc Absorbents HT555 Sorbent Roll 15 in x 150 ft 23 gal Gray Polypropylene personal protective equipment
A universal sorbent roll absorbs up to 23 gallons of fluid with perforated 5 by 18 inch sheets made from two-layer polypropylene
- Absorbs up to 23 gal of universal fluids
- Gray polypropylene material resists chemicals and metals
- 15 in by 150 ft roll covers large areas
- Perforated every 5 in by 18 in for easy tearing
- Two-ply construction adds strength and durability
Universal Sorbent Roll
The Brady HT555 is a gray polypropylene roll designed to absorb a wide range of fluids. It measures 15 in by 150 ft and offers a total absorption capacity of 23 gallons per package. The two-layer construction is perforated into 5 in by 18 in sheets for easy tearing.
Replacing Loose Absorbents
This roll replaces loose pads or granular absorbents when a continuous, tear-off format speeds up spill response. The jump is worth it when frequent, universal fluid spills demand quick deployment and the perforated sheets reduce waste by allowing users to take only what is needed.
Polypropylene Material Limits
Polypropylene construction provides broad chemical compatibility but will degrade with prolonged exposure to strong oxidising agents or very high temperatures. The perforated edges can tear unintentionally if handled roughly during rapid deployment. The roll format requires adequate storage space to remain flat and accessible.
How it compares
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- Price $85.99
- Pricier than about 84% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | Brady |
Questions about this item
Will the 15 in wide roll fit inside my standard spill-containment tray?
The roll is 15 in wide and 150 ft long, so measure your tray opening to confirm the width clears before unrolling.
How do I tear off a 5 in x 18 in pad without the rest of the roll unravelling?
Pull the sheet to the perforated line, then tear sharply across the 5 in x 18 in perforation; the two-layer polypropylene holds together so the next pad stays rolled.
After absorbing up to 23 gal of universal fluids, how do I dispose of the saturated polypropylene?
Bag the used gray sorbent according to local hazardous-waste rules for the specific chemicals absorbed, then replace with a fresh HT555 roll.
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