New Pig MAT117 Universal Absorbent Pad 100 Pack

Product Description

The NEW PIG MAT117 is a heavy-absorbency universal pad designed to contain and collect fluid spills in industrial, shop, and mechanical service environments. Constructed from polypropylene, each pad measures 20 inches long by 16 inches wide and is capable of absorbing oils, coolants, solvents, and water. The heavy absorbency rating makes these pads appropriate for high-volume spill response and routine drip management. Technicians and facility maintenance crews rely on this format for spill kits, drip pans, and under-equipment placement. Each package contains 100 pads, providing an adequate supply for ongoing shop use.

MAT117 pads are suited for universal application across a wide range of trade and industrial settings, including HVAC service vehicles, plumbing shops, electrical utility areas, pool equipment rooms, and general maintenance facilities. Their ability to absorb both petroleum-based and water-based fluids makes them a practical all-purpose choice wherever mixed fluid spills occur. The 100-pad pack format supports stocking in tool carts, service vans, and fixed spill stations.

Key Features

• Universal fluid absorption: handles oil, coolants, solvents, and water
• Heavy absorbency rating for high-volume or frequent spill applications
• Polypropylene construction resists tearing and holds absorbed fluids without dripping
• Pad dimensions of 20 inches x 16 inches fit standard drip trays and spill containment trays
• 100-pad pack supports bulk stocking for shop or fleet use

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-application absorbent pad suitable for use in any trade or industrial environment where oil, coolant, solvent, or water spills require containment and cleanup.

Installation Notes

Place pads under equipment, in drip trays, or over active spills on flat surfaces. No tools are required for deployment. Dispose of saturated pads in accordance with local regulations governing the absorbed fluid type, particularly when petroleum-based or solvent fluids are involved. Store unused pads in a dry location away from direct exposure to the fluids they are rated to absorb.