ABSORBENT PADS

Absorbent pads are flat, sheet-like materials designed to quickly absorb and contain liquids in various situations. They are commonly used for spill response, leakage control, and general clean-up purposes. Absorbent pads are available in different sizes, thicknesses, and absorbency levels to accommodate various spill volumes and types of liquids.

These pads are typically made from absorbent materials like natural or synthetic fibers, including polypropylene, cellulose, or a combination of both. These materials have high capillary action, allowing them to draw liquids into their structure and retain them, preventing further spread or leakage.

Key characteristics and applications of pads include:

Absorbency: They have high absorbency rates and can quickly soak up liquids, minimizing the risk of slips, falls, and further damage caused by spills.
Versatility: Absorbent sheets are suitable for a wide range of liquids, including oils, fuels, water-based liquids, chemicals, and more.
Size and Shape: They come in various sizes and shapes, including square pads, rectangular pads, rolls, and socks. The size and shape of the pad can be chosen based on the specific application and spill response requirements.
Reusability: While some absorbent sheets are designed for single-use and disposal, others can be wrung out and reused multiple times, depending on the material and level of contamination.
Compatibility: Absorbent sheets are compatible with other spill response and containment products, such as absorbent pillows, booms, and spill kits, allowing for comprehensive spill management.