Contain hazardous leaks quickly with these chemical spill absorbent cloths, designed to soak up aggressive liquids before they spread. Choose from light or heavy absorbency grades to match the level of risk in your workplace.
Suitable for a wide range of industrial and laboratory environments, these sheets offer a simple, effective way to manage spills and help maintain a safer, cleaner working area. Their high total absorption capacities make them ideal for both routine drips and emergency incidents.
Product Features
- Specialist cloths for absorbing chemical and hazardous liquid spills
- Available in light and heavy absorbency options to suit different spill severities
- High total absorption capacity per pack for reliable spill control
- Flexible sheets that can be placed directly over leaks and drips
- Helps reduce slip risks and contamination around work areas
- Suitable for use as part of a wider spill response plan
Key Specifications
| Product type | Total absorption capacity |
|---|---|
| Heavy absorbency chemical spill cloths | 114 L |
| Light absorbency chemical spill cloths | 167 L |
| Price range | £192.00 - £252.00 |
| Product category | Absorbent sheets and mats |
Applications
- Chemical and pharmaceutical production areas
- Laboratories and research facilities handling hazardous liquids
- Maintenance workshops and engineering bays
- Warehouses and storage areas for drums and containers
- Loading bays and transfer points where spills may occur
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the light and heavy absorbency cloths?
The light absorbency cloths offer a higher total absorption capacity of 167 litres per pack, making them suitable for more frequent or larger spills, while the heavy absorbency cloths have a capacity of 114 litres per pack and are ideal for more targeted or less frequent spill control tasks.
Can these absorbent cloths be used with all types of liquids?
These cloths are designed specifically for chemical and hazardous liquid spills. Always check the compatibility of your spill response products with the liquids present on site and follow your organisation’s safety procedures for handling and disposal.
How should used chemical spill cloths be disposed of?
Used cloths should be treated as contaminated waste and disposed of in line with your local regulations and your company’s hazardous waste procedures. Do not dispose of them with general waste unless they have been assessed and confirmed as safe to do so.