Kit contains:
Sorbent Capacity: 40 Litres
The 40 Litre Compact Hazmat/Universal Spill Kit is an essential safety solution for managing emergency spills efficiently and effectively. Designed for use in tight spaces, this kit offers a comprehensive response to spills of oil, water, aggressive chemicals, and other hazardous substances. Its compact size and lightweight design make it easy to store and transport, whether in vehicles, workshops, warehouses, or other confined areas. The transparent clip-top carry bag ensures quick identification and inspection, so you are always prepared to respond to spills promptly.
This versatile spill kit includes high-quality absorbent socks, pads, and a drip tray to contain and clean up spills effectively. With a sorbent capacity of 40 litres, it provides excellent coverage for a wide range of spill scenarios, helping to protect your workplace, personnel, and the environment. The disposable sack and tie included in the kit make cleanup safe and convenient, ensuring compliance with environmental and safety regulations.
Designed with practicality in mind, this spill kit is ideal for vehicles such as trucks and vans, as well as for use in industrial, commercial, and retail spaces. The durable, transparent clip-top bag allows for secure storage and easy access in emergencies, and its compact size means it can fit conveniently behind a driver’s seat or in other confined areas. The kit’s absorbent materials are suitable for universal spills, including aggressive chemicals like acids and bases, making it a cost-effective solution for a wide range of industries.
By equipping your workplace with the 40 Litre Compact Hazmat/Universal Spill Kit, you demonstrate your commitment to safety and environmental protection while staying prepared for unexpected spill incidents. This spill kit combines reliability, affordability, and ease of use, making it an indispensable tool for spill management and compliance.
All capacities, sizes and sorbencies are approximate.
Made in and despatched from the UK.
