Brady Spc Sorbents SRP100 Universal Sorbent Pad 100 Pack

Product Description

The BRADY SPC SORBENTS SRP100 is a universal-use sorbent pad designed to absorb a wide range of industrial fluids including oils, coolants, fuels, solvents, chemicals, and water. Constructed from single-ply gray polypropylene, each pad provides light-duty absorption without a coverstock layer, making it suitable for general maintenance, spill response, and workbench use. The package contains 100 perforated pads with a combined absorption capacity of 5.5 gallons. Facilities maintenance technicians, industrial service crews, and trade professionals working with fluid systems reach for these pads during routine servicing, leak containment, and cleanup operations.

These pads are well suited for commercial and industrial environments where multi-fluid spills are common. Typical applications include HVAC equipment servicing, automotive and fleet maintenance shops, plumbing and mechanical rooms, and chemical storage areas. The perforated design allows technicians to tear pads to size as needed. The high-linting, no-coverstock construction is best matched to low-traffic spill control rather than high-abrasion tasks.

Key Features

• Universal absorbency handles oils, coolants, fuels, solvents, chemicals, and water
• Single-ply gray polypropylene construction with no coverstock
• Perforated pads allow tear-to-size convenience in the field
• 5.5 gallon total absorption capacity per 100-pad package
• Light durability rating suited for general maintenance and spill response
• High-linting material designed for single-use cleanup applications

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-use sorbent pad compatible with general industrial, mechanical, and facilities maintenance spill control applications involving oils, aqueous fluids, solvents, fuels, and chemical spills.

Installation Notes

Sorbent pads should be placed directly over or under the spill source after the fluid supply or equipment has been shut down. Used pads that have absorbed hazardous fluids must be disposed of in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations governing the specific fluid absorbed. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment when handling pads saturated with chemicals, fuels, or solvents. Do not reuse saturated pads or wring out absorbed hazardous liquids.