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SPC Sorbent Products - Chemical Sorbents

SPC Sorbent Products
Universal Pads and Rolls
Universal Pads and Rolls Overview
MRO Plus™
GP™ - MAXX Enhanced
UXT™ - "Xtra Tough"
High Traffic Areas - Featuring BattleMat™
Oil Only Pads and Rolls
Oil Only Pads and Rolls Overview
ENV™ - Contractor Grade
SPC™ Oil Sorbents
Oil Plus™
SXT™ - "Xtra Tough"
Static Resistant Oil Sorbents
Chemical Sorbents
Chemical Sorbents Overview
MAXX Chemical
Universal Plus
Industrial Specialty Items
Containment SOCs
Pillows
Drip Pans
Drum Top Covers
SPC Drain Plugs
SPC Slikstopper™
Industrial Rugs
Marine Sorbents
Sorbent Booms
Containment Booms
Sweep & Pillows
Oil Nets™ & Drag Nets™
Spill Containment
Spill Decks
Spill Pallets
Sorbent Storage
SPC Sorbent Storage Center
Spill Kits
Portable Spill Kits
Drum Spill Kits
Mobile Spill Kits
Chemical Sorbents Overview
 
When you need your pads and rolls color-coded for safety!
 
Alert your employees to the presence of hazardous fluids with green and yellow chemical sorbents from SPC. These surfactant-treated polypropylene pads and rolls can be used on a wide range of chemicals, including hydrofluoric acid and are chemically inert, so they will not react with aggressive fluids.
 
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MAXX Chemical
  • Single ply, value sorbent
  • Made with MAXX Technology - delivering increased performance without increasing the weight
  • Yellow color is a warning for hazardous materials
  • Available in a variety of sizes and configurations
MAXX Chemical
MAXX-enhanced single ply product, dimpled and perfed.
 
Universal Plus™
  • 3-Ply premium product
  • Color-coded green for safety
  • Available as a wiper, full-sized pad, or roll (15" and 30")
  • Perforated to minimize waste
Universal Plus
MPBB coverstock is added to both sides of the core for additional durability and absorption capacity. Also, the coverstock generates less lint than the core material.
 
Chemical Sorbents Comparison
Feature MAXX Chemical UN+
Durability + + + + +
Low Linting + + + + +
Absorption + + + + + +
Relative Cost + + + + +