New Pig PIG209 Maintenance Absorbent Sock 24 Gal

Product Description

The NEW PIG PIG209 is a maintenance-grade absorbent sock designed to contain and absorb leaks and drips in industrial and facility maintenance settings. Measuring 8 feet in length with a 3.25-inch diameter, this sock delivers a total absorption capacity of 24 gallons. The filler material is flame retardant cellulose, making it appropriate for environments where fire safety compliance is a factor. Maintenance technicians and facility crews deploy these socks around machinery, along floor perimeters, or at leak sources to prevent fluid migration. The sock is biodegradable and meets Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines under EPA-designated recycled-content purchasing programs.

This absorbent sock is suited for general maintenance applications involving leaks and drips on shop floors, loading docks, and around industrial equipment. The 8-foot length allows it to be shaped around machinery bases, doorway thresholds, or drainage channels. The flame retardant cellulose fill makes it a practical choice for areas with elevated ignition risk. Facilities managers, maintenance crews, and safety personnel typically stock these socks as part of routine spill prevention programs. One sock per package.

Key Features

• 24-gallon total absorption capacity per sock
• 8-foot length and 3.25-inch diameter for flexible placement
• Flame retardant cellulose filler for fire-safety-sensitive environments
• Biodegradable construction supports sustainable disposal practices
• Meets EPA Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines for recycled-content products
• General maintenance classification covers a wide range of leak and drip scenarios

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose maintenance absorbent sock for use in facilities, warehouses, and industrial environments where fluid containment around leaks and drips is required.

Installation Notes

Place the sock directly at the leak source or along the perimeter of equipment before fluid migration occurs. No tools are required for deployment. Inspect the sock regularly and replace when absorption capacity is reached to maintain containment effectiveness. Dispose of saturated socks according to applicable local, state, and federal regulations governing the absorbed material.