Condor 35ZP99 Sorbent Pad 15 x 19 in Yellow 9 gal 50 pk
Absorbs up to 9 gallons of harsh chemicals including acids and bases across 50 yellow polypropylene pads measuring 15 by 19 inches
- Absorbs 23 oz per pad of harsh chemicals
- Handles acids and bases including hydrofluoric acid
- 15 x 19 in polypropylene pads fit work areas
- Pack of 50 pads totals 9 gal capacity
- Yellow colour aids quick spill identification
Chemical Sorbent Pad Pack
The Condor 35ZP99 sorbent pad absorbs acids and bases including citric acid, hydrofluoric acid and sodium hydroxide. Each yellow polypropylene pad measures 15 in by 19 in and holds 23 oz of liquid. A pack contains 50 single-layer pads with a total absorption capacity of 9 gal.
For Spill Response Teams
These pads suit facilities that handle harsh chemicals and need rapid containment for acid or base spills. They are not perforated, so users who prefer tear-off sheets for smaller drips should look at a different format. The yellow colour aids visual identification in hazardous areas.
Build-Around Requirements
Pads require dry storage and a compatible disposal route for saturated material. No special tools or equipment are needed to deploy them. They free up spill-kit space by replacing bulkier loose absorbents while covering the same 9 gal capacity per pack.
How it compares
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- Price $21.99
- Cheaper than about 55% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CONDOR |
Questions about this item
Do I need a specific container to store the 15 x 19 in pads?
The pads measure 15 in by 19 in and come in a pack of 50; ensure your storage shelf or cabinet can accommodate those dimensions and the total quantity.
Can I use these yellow polypropylene pads with existing oil-only absorbents?
These pads absorb acids and bases such as citric acid, hydrofluoric acid and sodium hydroxide; oil-only absorbents will not handle those fluids, so keep the two types separate.
How do I confirm a pad has reached its 23 oz limit during a spill?
A fully saturated pad will feel heavy, stop wicking liquid and may drip when lifted; replace it once it no longer draws in the chemical.
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