Bsc Preferred SORB400 Oil-only Sorbent Pads 200 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SORB400 is an oil-only sorbent pad sold in cases of 200, designed to absorb petroleum-based products, oils, and fuels. These pads are constructed without perforations or internal bonding layers, giving them a consistent absorbent surface across the full pad area. They are lightweight enough to float on water, making them effective for both land-based drip and spill cleanup and surface-water oil spill response. Maintenance technicians, industrial service crews, and facility safety personnel keep these pads on hand for routine spill control at drain areas, under equipment, and at fueling stations.

These pads are suited for use in maintenance shops, fleet service bays, HVAC mechanical rooms, and industrial facilities where petroleum fluids, hydraulic oils, gear oils, or fuel drips occur regularly. The oil-only formulation means they repel water while selectively absorbing hydrocarbons, which keeps absorbency capacity focused on the target material. They work equally well placed under leaking equipment as they do deployed on water surfaces to intercept oil sheen or active fuel spills. Each case contains 200 individual pads, supporting high-volume facility or jobsite use.

Key Features

• Absorbs petroleum-based products, oils, and fuels while repelling water
• Floats on water surface for effective open-water and containment-area oil spill response
• No perforations or internal bonding for uniform absorbency across the full pad
• Sold in cases of 200 pads for high-volume facility or service-fleet use
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-12889

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard oil-only sorbent pad applications. This product is equivalent to part number S-12889. Suitable for use with petroleum-based fluids, oils, and fuels in industrial, commercial, and trade service environments.

Installation Notes

Deployment requires no tools. Place pads directly under drip points, on spill surfaces, or on water where petroleum contamination is present. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment when handling oil-saturated pads. Dispose of used pads in accordance with local regulations governing petroleum-contaminated materials, which may classify saturated pads as hazardous waste depending on jurisdiction.