Titan Safety’s chemical spill absorbents
Our range of Spill Crew chemical spill absorbents are colour-coded pink so they are quick to identify in an emergency. Our chemical spill absorbents available in a range of styles to suit many applications from booms and pillows to pads and rolls. Their high absorbency rate to weight ratio results in less product being used and lower associated disposal costs.
Key Features of our oil and fuel industrial absorbents
- Made in Australia
- Absorbs all liquids including most chemicals
- Highly absorbent for efficient cleanup
- Fast wicking action to quickly absorb spills
- Available in different forms: pads, rolls, socks, and pillows
Types of Chemical Absorbents: Pads, Booms, Pillows
When it comes to chemical spill cleanup, having the right absorbent products on hand is crucial. Chemical absorbents come in a variety of forms, each designed to address specific spill scenarios.
Absorbent pads are one of the most commonly used chemical absorbents. These lightweight, highly absorbent sheets can quickly soak up spills on flat surfaces.
Absorbent booms, on the other hand, are cylindrical barriers used to contain spills and prevent them from spreading.
Chemical pillows are another popular option. These compact, pillow-like sorbents are ideal for absorbing large pools of spilled liquid or spills in tight spaces or for placing under leaking equipment.
Beyond these basic products, specialized spill kits are available that combine multiple absorbent forms for comprehensive spill response. Universal absorbents that work for both oil-based and water-based liquids are another versatile option.
Choosing the right chemical absorbent depends on the size, location, and type of spill. Consulting safety data sheets and following manufacturer guidelines can help ensure the most effective spill cleanup.
Choosing the Right Chemical Absorbent for Your Needs
When it comes to managing chemical spills and leaks, choosing the right chemical absorbent is crucial. The selection process should consider several key factors to ensure the most effective and safe solution for your specific needs.
Absorbency capacity is a primary concern, as you'll want an absorbent that can handle the volume of the spill. Chemical compatibility is also essential, as the absorbent must be able to safely contain the particular chemicals involved. Our chemical absorbents can absorb virtually all liquids including harsh chemicals so it is important to keep this in mind when selecting the right absorbent for your application.
By carefully evaluating these key criteria, you can select the chemical absorbent that best meets the unique requirements of your workplace and ensures a safe, effective, and environmentally responsible solution.