Brady Spc Absorbents OIL412 Sorbent Sock 3 in x 48 in 12 PK
Absorbs up to 12 gallons of oil and petroleum-based fluids with twelve 3-inch by 48-inch polypropylene socks
- Absorbs up to 12 gallons per pack with twelve socks
- Each sock soaks one gallon of oil-based fluids
- Polypropylene filler traps petroleum liquids while repelling water
- Round 3-inch profile hugs machinery bases and containment berms
- White colour shows saturation level at a glance
Spill Containment for Oils
The Brady OIL412 sorbent sock is built to capture petroleum-based fluids and non-water soluble chemicals in industrial settings. Each sock measures 3 in by 48 in and uses a polypropylene filler wrapped in a polypropylene skin. The round profile helps it hug equipment bases and containment berms where oil collects.
Absorption Capacity and Handling
A single sock absorbs up to 1 gal of oil, giving the 12-pack a total capacity of 12 gal. The white colour makes saturation easy to spot during routine checks. Polypropylene construction resists tearing when the sock is moved into position or pulled from a spill area.
Pack Contents and Use
The package contains 12 identical socks and no additional tools or dispensing hardware. Workers can deploy individual socks around leaking drums, hydraulic lines or machinery footprints. No software, mounting brackets or chemical neutralisers are included with this product.
How it compares
Measured against everything we stock in Face Masks, Respirators & PPE, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
- Price $63.99
- Pricier than about 78% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | Brady |
Questions about this item
How do I position the 3 in x 48 in sock so it stays in place around a machine base?
Lay the sock flat against the floor with the ends overlapping slightly; the round polypropylene profile grips smooth concrete without fasteners, but avoid stretching it tight or the filler can shift and leave gaps.
When should I swap out a sock from the 12-pack during a long cleanup job?
Replace a sock once it reaches its 1-gal absorption limit — it will feel heavy, turn dark, and stop wicking new oil, so keep a fresh sock from the pack ready to slide in.
What stops the sock from taking on more oil during a steady drip?
The 1-gal per sock capacity is the hard limit; once the polypropylene filler is saturated, oil pools beside the sock instead of being absorbed.
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