Brady Spc Sorbents SRP200 Universal Sorbent Pad 200 Pack

Product Description

The BRADY SPC SORBENTS SRP200 is a 1-ply universal sorbent pad designed for rapid absorption of a broad range of industrial fluids, including oils, fuels, coolants, solvents, water, and chemicals. Constructed from gray polyester, each pad measures approximately 10.5 inches wide and is perforated for easy separation and sizing on the job. The pack contains 200 pads and delivers a total absorption capacity of 11.1 gallons. These pads are a standard consumable for spill response kits, drip containment, and routine maintenance cleanup in industrial, commercial, and service-trade environments.

The SRP200 pads are suited for universal use across a wide range of applications where mixed-fluid spills are common. Typical deployment includes machine shops, fleet service bays, HVAC and refrigeration service vehicles, chemical handling areas, and general facility maintenance. The perforated sheet format allows technicians to tear off only what is needed, reducing waste during smaller spills. The lightweight, high-linting polyester construction absorbs quickly on contact and is appropriate for light-duty cleanup tasks where a heavier mat or roll is unnecessary.

Key Features

• Universal absorbency: handles oils, fuels, coolants, solvents, water, and chemicals
• Gray polyester construction, 1-ply with no coverstock for direct fluid contact
• Perforated pads allow tear-to-size flexibility on the job
• 11.1 gallon total absorption capacity per 200-pad pack
• High-linting material for fast fluid uptake on contact
• Light durability rating suitable for single-use spill response and drip containment

Compatibility

Designed as a universal sorbent pad compatible with standard spill response kits, spill stations, and maintenance caddies used across industrial, commercial, and trade service applications.

Installation Notes

Sorbent pads are deployed by trained maintenance personnel, service technicians, and facilities staff following applicable spill response procedures. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including chemical-resistant gloves, when handling pads that have absorbed hazardous fluids. Used pads contaminated with regulated substances must be disposed of in accordance with local, state, and federal hazardous waste regulations. Store unused pads in a dry location away from ignition sources.