Control leaks and drips quickly with these super absorbent universal socks, designed to contain spills before they spread across the workplace.
Suitable for use with a wide range of non-aggressive liquids, these flexible socks are ideal for placing around machinery, along walkways or around the base of containers.
Product Features
- Super absorbent construction for fast and effective containment of spills
- Universal design suitable for most non-aggressive oils, coolants and water-based liquids
- Flexible form allows easy placement around equipment, pallets and work areas
- Helps prevent minor leaks from becoming larger slip hazards
- Available in multiple lengths to suit different spill control layouts
- Ideal for use as a perimeter barrier around machines and storage areas
Key Specifications
| Product type | Super absorbent universal spill socks |
|---|---|
| Collection | Absorbent socks |
| Available lengths | 1.07 m; 2.30 m |
| Price range | £325.20 - £330.60 |
| Typical use | Leak and spill containment for non-aggressive liquids |
Applications
- Positioning around machinery to contain drips, leaks and overspray
- Creating barriers along walkways and doorways to prevent spill spread
- Surrounding drums, tanks and containers as a precautionary measure
- Use in maintenance areas, workshops and warehouses
- Supporting spill response procedures as part of spill control kits
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of liquids are these super absorbent universal socks suitable for?
They are designed for use with most non-aggressive liquids, including oils, coolants and water-based fluids. They are not suitable for highly corrosive or aggressive chemicals unless specifically confirmed compatible.
How should I position the socks for effective spill control?
Place the socks around the source of the leak or in front of the direction of flow, forming a continuous barrier. For machinery or containers, position them tightly around the base to contain drips and prevent spread.
Can these absorbent socks be reused after absorbing a spill?
No, they are intended for single-use applications. Once saturated, they should be disposed of in accordance with local regulations and in line with the type of liquid absorbed.