Bsc Preferred SORB440 Oil Only Sorbent Pads Case 100

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SORB440 is an oil-only sorbent pad sold in cases of 100, designed to absorb petroleum-based products including oils and fuels. These pads are constructed without perforations or bonding agents, giving them a uniform surface for consistent absorption across the full pad area. They are hydrophobic, meaning they repel water while selectively absorbing hydrocarbons. The SORB440 is commonly deployed in facilities maintenance, industrial shops, fleet service bays, and anywhere that petroleum spills or drips require fast, reliable containment. Installation and use require no special tools or training.

These sorbent pads are suited for both dry-surface and water-surface applications. On land, they handle small spills and drips on shop floors, around machinery, or beneath equipment. On water, they float and absorb oil without sinking, making them effective for secondary containment near floor drains, sumps, or outdoor spill scenarios. Facility maintenance crews, industrial hygienists, and environmental compliance teams typically keep these on hand as part of a spill response kit. The case quantity of 100 pads supports ongoing spill management programs without frequent reordering.

Key Features

• Absorbs petroleum-based products, oils, and fuels while repelling water
• Floats on water surface to absorb oil without becoming waterlogged
• No perforations or bonding for full-surface absorption coverage
• Non-hazardous product suitable for standard storage and handling
• Sold in cases of 100 pads for high-volume spill response programs

Compatibility

Designed as an oil-only sorbent pad for use with petroleum-based spills including oils, fuels, and lubricants. This product is equivalent to part number S-17298.

Installation Notes

Place pads directly over spill areas or float on water surfaces as needed. No installation tools or fasteners are required. Used pads that have absorbed petroleum products may be classified as hazardous waste depending on local regulations and the absorbed material. Dispose of saturated pads in accordance with applicable local, state, and federal environmental regulations.