Bsc Preferred SORB420 Oil-only Sorbent Pads 100ct

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SORB420 is an oil-only sorbent pad designed to absorb petroleum-based products, oils, and fuels while repelling water. Sold as a case of 100 pads, this product is suited for facilities maintenance, industrial shops, fleet service bays, and marine environments where hydrocarbon spills occur on both dry surfaces and water. The pads are constructed without perforations or internal bonding layers, allowing the absorbent media to work across the full surface area. Facility safety coordinators, mechanics, and spill-response personnel rely on these pads for routine drip containment and reactive spill cleanup.

These sorbent pads are used in light industrial, automotive, and marine settings where petroleum-based fluid spills and drips need fast containment. Their water-repellent, oil-selective design makes them effective for floating applications on water surfaces, such as in sumps, secondary containment areas, or dock-side spill response. The case format with 100 pads per unit supports stocking in spill kits or dedicated spill-response stations. This product is equivalent to part number S-17297.

Key Features

• Absorbs petroleum-based products, oils, and fuels while repelling water
• Floats on water to absorb surface oil spills in marine or sump environments
• No perforations or bonding - full-surface absorption across each pad
• 100 pads per case for high-volume stocking in spill kits or service bays
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-17297

Compatibility

Designed as an oil-only sorbent pad for use in standard industrial, automotive, and marine spill-response applications. Equivalent to part number S-17297.

Installation Notes

Sorbent pads should be deployed by trained facility safety or maintenance personnel following applicable OSHA and EPA spill-response guidelines. Place pads directly over the spill area or on the water surface for floating applications. Used pads that have absorbed petroleum-based fluids must be handled and disposed of as regulated waste in accordance with local, state, and federal hazardous waste disposal requirements. Store unused pads in a dry location away from ignition sources.