Brady Spc Absorbents Sorbent Roll 30 in x 150 ft 49 gal Universal Gray Polypropylene
A universal sorbent roll measuring 30 in by 150 ft absorbs up to 49 gallons of fluid using three-layer polypropylene construction
- Absorbs up to 49 gallons of fluid per roll
- 30-inch width covers large surface areas quickly
- 150-foot length reduces roll-change frequency
- Three-layer polypropylene construction adds strength
- Universal gray material handles oils, coolants and water
Universal Sorbent Roll for Spill Response
This Brady sorbent roll measures 30 in by 150 ft and absorbs up to 49 gallons per package. The three-layer polypropylene construction handles universal fluids including oils, coolants, solvents and water. Gray colour helps mask grime during extended use in industrial environments.
Suited for Maintenance Teams Needing Continuous
Facilities that require long, uncut lengths for lining walkways, diking large areas or wrapping equipment will benefit from the non-perforated design. Operations that prefer pre-cut pads for quick grab-and-go deployment or need colour-coded sorbents for specific fluid types should consider alternative formats.
Verify Compatibility With Your Spill Plan Before
Confirm that universal absorbency matches the chemicals handled on site and that local regulations permit polypropylene disposal after saturation. Ensure storage space accommodates the full roll dimensions and that handling equipment can manoeuvre the package weight safely.
How it compares
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- Price $137.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | Brady |
Questions about this item
What spill-containment accessories do I need to deploy the 30 in x 150 ft roll effectively?
Pair the roll with compatible spill berms, drain covers or absorbent socks to channel liquids toward the polypropylene material and prevent runoff.
Will the universal gray polypropylene layers interfere with existing chemical-neutralising agents I keep on site?
The three-layer polypropylene construction is chemically inert, so it will not react with or degrade common neutralisers used alongside it.
How can I verify the roll has reached its 49 gal absorption capacity during use?
The material darkens and becomes noticeably heavier; once liquid pools on the surface instead of wicking in, the 49 gal limit has been reached.
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