Brady Spc Absorbents Sorbent Roll Harsh Chemicals Green 39 gal 30 in x 150 ft 3800
A perforated polypropylene roll absorbs up to 39 gallons of harsh chemicals across 150 feet of three-layer green material
- Absorbs 39 gallons of harsh chemicals per roll
- Three-layer polypropylene construction handles aggressive fluids
- Green colour identifies chemical-specific absorbency at a glance
- Perforated every 15 inches for custom sheet sizes
- 30 inch by 150 foot roll covers large spill areas
Purpose-built spill control
This sorbent roll absorbs up to 39 gal of harsh chemicals and is sized at 30 in x 150 ft for broad coverage. The green polypropylene material signals chemical compatibility at a glance. It suits industrial sites that handle aggressive fluids and need fast, reliable containment.
Perforated convenience
Perforations every 15 in x 15 in let workers tear off only what a spill requires, reducing waste and speeding response. The three-layer construction adds strength while keeping the roll flexible enough to wrap around equipment. Each sheet stays intact when saturated.
Polypropylene limits
Polypropylene resists a wide range of harsh chemicals but is not universal; verify compatibility with the specific fluids on site. The roll format demands adequate storage space and manual handling for deployment. Absorption capacity is finite, so large releases will need multiple rolls.
How it compares
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- Price $162.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Brady |
Questions about this item
How often will the 39 gal capacity require roll replacement?
Replace the roll once the absorbed volume reaches 39 gallons; the 30 in by 150 ft length provides that total capacity.
What limit appears first during continuous spill response?
The 39 gallon absorption ceiling is reached before the 150 foot length is fully used.
Does the polypropylene material generate heat during all-day use?
Polypropylene sorbent does not produce heat; it passively absorbs harsh chemicals without thermal output.
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