HAZMAT Absorbents - Pads Rolls Socks

Chemwik™ Pads
When hazardous or unknown liquid spills occur, use the CHEMWIK™ sorbents for quick, efficient response. The pads are sonic-bonded for extra tensile strength. They yellow colour helps in quick identification, and the pads are perforated down the middle. It also has an extra non-linting top scrim layer for 'clean' applications.

Chemwik™ Rolls
CHEMWIK™ rolls are used to absorb both aggressive and non-aggressive chemicals, while their yellow colour alerts workers to potential danger. The rolls are sonic-bonded for extra tensile strength. They are perforated both horizontally and vertically, giving flexibility to the user when dealing with an incident. It also has an extra non-linting top scrim layer for 'clean' applications.

Chemwik™ Socks
CHEMWIK™ socks are ideal for use in drum storage and chemical dispensing areas. Socks can be easily deployed around leaky drums and absorb most acids, caustics, and solvents. Two convenient sizes available.

Chemwik™ Pillows
CHEMWIK™ pillows are ideal for use beneath horizontal drum dispensing faucets or under constant drips, as well as an add on to spill response kits.

Chemwik™ Booms
CHEMWIK™ booms are ideal for emergency response when handling larger spills of  unknown or aggressive liquids. Booms can be connected with the included hardware for larger coverage. Two convenient sizes available.

Loose Granulars
MultiZorb is a universal granular absorbent used in the clean-up of chemical spills (EXCEPT Hydrofluoric Acid). This is the product of choice for Fire Departments and HAZMAT Teams due to its fire resistant properties. It is also a denser product that is designed to drop within a two foot radius in windy conditions.

Neutralizers
Many aggressive liquid spills involve hazardous acids/caustics that require a way to render them safe for final clean-up and disposal. Sprinkle the powdered neutralizer onto the spill, and the colour change process lets you know when the Acid/Base is safe to handle for disposal. Ideal for use in laboratories and hospitals, as well as within contained spills of aggressive or unknown liquids.