Bsc Preferred SORB320 Sorbent Pillow Case of 6

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SORB320 is a universal sorbent pillow sold in a case of 6 units. Designed to rapidly absorb water, oil, solvents, coolants, and other common shop and industrial fluids, these pillows are a standard spill-response tool in facilities where fluid containment is a routine task. Each pillow is manufactured from recycled material and can be molded or shaped to conform to tight or irregular spaces, making them practical for use around machinery, under equipment, or in confined drainage areas. Facility maintenance crews, industrial hygienists, and safety technicians keep these on hand for both planned maintenance and unplanned spill events.

Universal sorbent pillows like the SORB320 are used across a wide range of commercial and industrial settings including automotive shops, manufacturing floors, warehouses, and utility rooms. Their flexibility allows placement in areas where flat pads or rolls cannot reach. The case-of-6 format supports stocking for spill kits, safety cabinets, or general facility use. These pillows are appropriate wherever multi-fluid absorption is required without the need for hazmat-rated materials.

Key Features

• Absorbs water, oil, solvents, and coolants - true universal fluid absorption
• Moldable and shapeable construction fits into confined or irregular spaces
• Made from recycled material
• Sold as a case of 6 pillows for efficient stocking
• Non-hazardous product - no special transport restrictions
• Equivalent to part number S-20628

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-duty sorbent pillow suitable for general spill control and containment applications across industrial, commercial, and facility maintenance environments. Equivalent to part number S-20628.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade license are required for deployment. Place pillows directly on or around the spill area; the flexible construction allows hand-shaping to fit around equipment bases or into corners. Used pillows that have absorbed hazardous fluids must be disposed of in accordance with local environmental regulations and applicable OSHA guidelines. Always wear appropriate PPE when handling fluid-saturated sorbents.