Quickly deal with leaks and spills using these plant-based absorbent granules supplied in a 45-litre volume. Suitable for a wide range of workplace environments, they provide an efficient and versatile solution for everyday spill control.
These eco-conscious granules are designed to absorb all common liquid types, helping to keep floors cleaner and safer. Supplied ready to use, they are ideal for keeping in maintenance areas, workshops and warehouses for fast response to unexpected spills.
Product Features
- Plant-based absorbent granules for a more environmentally considerate spill solution.
- Suitable for absorbing all common liquids, simplifying stock control and usage.
- 45-litre total absorption capacity for dealing with multiple small spills or one larger incident.
- Helps reduce slip hazards by quickly soaking up liquids from floors and work surfaces.
- Easy to apply and collect after use, supporting fast clean-up and reduced downtime.
- Ideal for general maintenance areas where a versatile, non-specific absorbent is required.
Key Specifications
| Product type | Plant-based absorbent granules |
|---|---|
| Absorbed liquids | All liquids |
| Total absorption capacity | 45 L |
Applications
- Workshops and engineering bays handling mixed liquids.
- Warehouses and loading areas where spills may occur during handling.
- Maintenance and facilities teams for general-purpose spill response.
- Production lines and packing areas needing fast clean-up of leaks.
- Storage areas holding drums, containers or equipment that may drip or leak.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of liquids can these absorbent granules handle?
These granules are designed to absorb all common liquids, making them suitable for most general spill control situations in industrial and commercial settings.
How much liquid can one unit of granules absorb?
One 45-litre unit offers a total absorption capacity of 45 litres, allowing you to tackle multiple smaller spills or a single larger spill within that volume.
Are the granules easy to clean up after use?
Yes, once the liquid has been absorbed, the granules can be swept up and disposed of in line with your site procedures and the nature of the absorbed liquid.