Brady Spc Absorbents SKO-BKT-5 Oil Spill Kit 9.1 gal traffic safety equipment
Oil spill kit absorbs 9.1 gal of oil-based liquids in a 6.5 gal white bucket measuring 15 in high, 10 in wide and 13 in long
- Product colorWhite
- Absorbs up to 9.1 gal of oil-based liquids per kit
- 5 gal bucket capacity holds all absorbents securely
- Compact 13 in × 10 in × 15 in footprint fits tight storage spaces
- 18 in overall height allows quick visual identification on shelves
- Bright white colour makes kit easy to locate during emergencies
Spill Kit for Oil-Based Liquids
The Brady SPC Absorbents SKO-BKT-5 is a bucket-style spill kit designed to absorb oil-based liquids. It absorbs up to 9.1 gallons per package and comes in a white container with a 6.5-gallon capacity. The unit measures 15 inches high, 10 inches wide and 13 inches long. It has no wheels and is not lockable.
Upgrade from Loose Absorbents
This kit replaces loose sorbent bags or pads that can scatter during an emergency response. The bucket keeps all contents together and protected until they are needed. The jump is worth it when a facility wants a single, portable container that can be carried to the spill site quickly.
Suited for Facility Maintenance Teams
This kit suits maintenance crews, warehouse staff and transportation depots that handle oil-based fluids and need a compact, grab-and-go solution. Buyers who need a mobile station with wheels or a lockable cabinet for secure storage should look at something else.
How it compares
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- Price $52.99
- Cheaper than about 54% of the 1,503 comparable items (median $61.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | BRADY SPC ABSORBENTS |
| Product color | White |
Questions about this item
Will the 15 in high by 13 in long bucket fit on my shelf?
The bucket measures 15 in tall, 13 in long and 10 in wide, so check your shelf clearance against those dimensions.
How do I deploy the kit during a spill and what step is often missed?
Open the bucket, scatter the white absorbents over the oil-based liquid, then collect the saturated material; the step often missed is bagging the used absorbents for proper disposal.
When do the absorbents need replacing?
Replace them once they have taken up the rated 9.1 gal of oil-based liquid or if the white material becomes visibly saturated or contaminated.
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