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Chemical sorbent roll can be easily cut to cover small areas or fit tight corners. Rolls of sorbent material are used for large spill management or in areas where spills may occur. May be used to cover bench tops in prep for a spill or as a work surface.
Features
For use on most aggressive (hazardous) and non-aggressive liquids.
Highly absorbent, featuring a low profile design.
Conveniently sized and packaged in a dispenser box.
Ideal for cleaning up small spills and wiping down contaminated areas.
Each case has 6 boxes with 25 (9.25 inches by 14.5 inches) pads per box.
Applications
Automotive
Caution
WARNING! Failure to properly handle and dispose of sorbents contaminated by hazardous materials can result in serious physical injury or death and/or environmental harm.
For proper handling, consult the Material Safety Data Sheet for the material absorbed, applicable safety and health standards, contact your supervisor, or call 3M at 1-800-243-4630.
To reduce the risk of serious physical injury or death, always use respiratory protection and protective clothing appropriate for handling the material to be absorbed.
Transportation and disposal of spent sorbents must comply with all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations.
CAUTION - Sorbents may become slippery when used on flooring. Do not walk on sorbent or place in high traffic areas.
