New Pig BLU104 Universal Absorbent Roll 30x150 Ft

Product Description

The NEW PIG BLU104 is a universal absorbent roll designed to contain and absorb a wide range of industrial fluids in maintenance, service, and facility environments. Constructed from a natural and recycled fiber blend, the roll measures 30 inches wide and 150 feet long, providing substantial coverage for large spills, drip paths, or ongoing leak management. At 19 pounds per roll, it offers light-duty absorbency rated for oil, coolants, solvents, and water. Licensed technicians, facility maintenance crews, and shop professionals rely on this roll to quickly deploy absorbent material across floors, under equipment, or around machinery.

This absorbent roll is well suited for automotive service bays, HVAC mechanical rooms, light manufacturing floors, and utility areas where a variety of fluid types may be present. The universal absorbency rating means it handles both petroleum-based and water-based liquids, making it practical for general shop use rather than a single-fluid application. The 150-foot length allows the roll to be cut to any needed length on the job, reducing waste and improving adaptability across different spill scenarios.

Key Features

• Universal absorbency handles oil, coolants, solvents, and water
• 30-inch width provides broad coverage for floor spills and drip zones
• 150-foot length allows custom cutting to fit any application
• Natural and recycled fiber blend construction
• Light absorbency weight rating suitable for ongoing drip management and minor spills
• Single-roll packaging with no minimum order beyond one unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose universal absorbent roll suitable for use in automotive, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and light industrial service environments wherever spill containment or drip absorption is required.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to deploy this absorbent roll. Unroll and cut to the desired length using standard utility scissors or a utility knife. Place the roll flat on the affected surface before, during, or after fluid servicing work. Dispose of saturated absorbent material in accordance with local regulations, particularly when the absorbed fluid includes petroleum-based or regulated solvents.