New Pig MAT2001 Universal Absorbent Roll 75 Ft X 15 in

Product Description

The NEW PIG MAT2001 is a universal absorbent roll designed to contain and soak up spills in industrial, commercial, and maintenance environments. Constructed from polypropylene, this medium-absorbency roll measures 75 feet long by 15 inches wide and weighs 7 pounds. It handles a broad range of fluids including oils, coolants, solvents, and water, making it a versatile choice for shops, service bays, and facilities where mixed-fluid spills are common. Technicians and maintenance crews use it for rapid spill response, drip control under equipment, and floor protection during service work.

This roll suits general-purpose spill control across a wide range of settings including automotive shops, HVAC service areas, plumbing and mechanical rooms, and light industrial facilities. Its universal fluid compatibility means a single roll can address most routine spill scenarios without the need to stock multiple absorbent types. The 75-foot continuous roll format allows workers to cut custom lengths to fit specific drip zones, trench covers, or containment perimeters as needed.

Key Features

• Universal absorbency handles oil, coolants, solvents, and water
• Medium absorbency rating suitable for routine drips and moderate spills
• Polypropylene construction resists tearing during use and disposal
• 75-foot continuous roll allows custom cut lengths for any spill area
• 15-inch width fits standard floor drains, trench edges, and equipment bases
• Single-roll packaging with a minimum order of one roll

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose universal absorbent roll suitable for use with oils, water-based coolants, solvents, and water across industrial and commercial maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for deployment. Unroll and cut to length using standard utility scissors or a box cutter. For spill containment, position the roll around the perimeter of the spill zone or place it directly under leaking equipment. Follow local regulations and facility safety protocols for saturated absorbent disposal, as fluid type may affect disposal classification.