Brady Spc Sorbents AW806 Sorbent Sock 12 Gal

Product Description

The BRADY SPC SORBENTS AW806 is a universal sorbent sock designed to contain and absorb liquid spills in industrial, commercial, and workshop environments. Constructed with a polypropylene filler and outer shell, this sock measures 3 inches in diameter and 8 feet in length. It handles up to 12 gallons of absorption per package of six units. The moldable design allows technicians and safety personnel to shape the sock around machinery bases, floor drains, and spill perimeters for effective containment. With 90 percent recycled content in the polypropylene material, it meets sustainability requirements common in modern facility safety programs.

The AW806 is suited for use in mechanical rooms, fleet service bays, manufacturing floors, and any area where coolant, oil, solvent, or water spills are a risk. Each package contains six 8-foot socks, giving crews enough material to address multiple spill zones or extend a containment barrier around larger equipment. This product is a practical fit for HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and industrial maintenance crews who need fast, reliable spill control on the job site.

Key Features

• Universal absorbent formula handles coolants, oils, solvents, and water
• Moldable sock conforms to irregular surfaces, equipment bases, and floor drains
• 3 inches diameter and 8 foot length for flexible placement and coverage
• 12-gallon total absorption capacity per package of six units
• 90 percent recycled polypropylene content supports facility sustainability goals
• All-purpose construction reduces the need to stock multiple sock types

Compatibility

Designed as a universal spill containment and absorption solution compatible with coolants, oils, solvents, and water across general industrial and trade service applications.

Installation Notes

Sorbent socks require no tools for deployment. Place or mold the sock around the spill perimeter, drain, or equipment base before work begins. Dispose of saturated socks in accordance with local hazardous waste regulations, particularly when used with oils or solvents. Follow facility safety protocols and applicable OSHA spill response guidelines when handling contaminated absorbents.