Brady Spc Sorbents RFP300 Universal Sorbent Pad 100 Pack

Product Description

The BRADY SPC SORBENTS RFP300 is a universal-use sorbent pad designed to absorb a wide range of industrial fluids including oils, coolants, fuels, solvents, chemicals, and water. Each pad measures 15 inches wide by 19 inches long and is constructed from 2-ply cellulose with 80 percent recycled content. The top coverstock and perforated sheet design make these pads easy to tear and deploy quickly in spill-response situations. They are well-suited for use by maintenance technicians, service pros, and environmental health and safety personnel across industrial, commercial, and trade settings.

These sorbent pads are intended for universal spill absorption in facilities where multiple fluid types are present. Typical applications include workshop floors, drip pans, under machinery, and around fluid transfer points. The medium-durability, medium-linting cellulose construction handles routine spill containment without generating excessive fiber debris. Each package contains 100 perforated pads, making them practical for stocking service vehicles, shop areas, and maintenance carts. The eco-friendly composition with 80 percent recycled cellulose content supports facilities with sustainability requirements.

Key Features

• Universal absorbency: handles oils, coolants, fuels, solvents, chemicals, and water
• 2-ply cellulose construction with top coverstock for added durability
• Perforated sheets for easy separation and quick deployment
• 80 percent recycled content - eco-friendly and sustainability-compliant
• Medium linting, medium durability - suitable for routine maintenance spill control
• 100 pads per package with a 32-gallon total absorption capacity per pack

Compatibility

Designed for universal spill response use across industrial, commercial, and trade environments where oils, solvents, coolants, fuels, chemicals, and water may be present.

Installation Notes

Sorbent pads require no tools for deployment - tear at perforations and place over or around the spill area. Always follow facility spill-response protocols and applicable OSHA or EPA guidelines when handling chemical or hazardous fluid spills. Used pads saturated with hazardous fluids must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations. Do not use these pads as a sole containment measure for large-volume or uncontrolled releases.