Pro-safe CEP-UQ200 Universal Sorbent Pad 44 Gal 200 Pack

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE CEP-UQ200 is a universal-use sorbent pad designed to absorb oils, coolants, water, and other common fluids encountered in industrial, mechanical, and facility maintenance settings. Constructed from single-weight gray polypropylene, each pad measures 15 inches wide by 17 inches long and provides aggressive fluid uptake suitable for spill response and routine cleanup. The pack contains 200 pads, with a collective absorption capacity of 44 gallons. These pads are a standard supply item for service shops, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and facilities crews managing fluid spills during equipment service or containment operations.

CEP-UQ200 pads are suited for universal applications, meaning they absorb petroleum-based fluids, water-based fluids, and coolants without selectivity. They are commonly staged near HVAC drain pans, plumbing service areas, compressor rooms, and mechanical spaces where incidental spills occur during maintenance. The gray color signals universal-use designation, distinguishing them from white oil-only or pink hazmat pads in standard spill response protocols. Each pad works independently for spot cleanup or can be layered for heavier spill volume.

Key Features

• Universal fluid absorption: handles oils, coolants, and water-based fluids
• Single-weight gray polypropylene construction for consistent performance
• 15 inches wide by 17 inches long per pad for versatile coverage
• 200 pads per package with a combined absorption capacity of 44 gallons
• Gray color coding follows standard universal-use spill pad identification

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-use spill absorption pad compatible with general fluid cleanup in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and industrial maintenance environments.

Installation Notes

No installation tools are required. Place pads directly over or beneath a spill area, under drain connections, or around equipment during service to capture incidental fluid discharge. Used pads containing hazardous fluids must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations and applicable environmental codes. Store unused pads in a clean, dry location away from fluid sources to maintain absorption capacity.