Pro-safe CEP-UQL100 Universal Sorbent Pad 18 Gal 100-pack

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE CEP-UQL100 is a universal-use sorbent pad designed to absorb oils, coolants, water, and most aqueous liquids quickly during spill response and routine maintenance. Constructed from lightweight polypropylene, each pad measures 15 inches wide by 17 inches long and is rated for up to 18 gallons of total absorption capacity per pack. These pads ship in a 100-count package, making them a practical stock item for service bays, mechanical rooms, and jobsite spill kits. Maintenance technicians, HVAC service crews, plumbers, and facility staff keep these on hand for drip containment and cleanup around equipment being serviced.

Universal sorbent pads are suited for a wide range of trade applications including HVAC refrigerant leak drip control, plumbing fixture changeouts, equipment pan liners, and general floor protection in service areas. They are effective on oils, hydraulic fluids, coolants, water, and most non-aggressive liquids. The polypropylene construction repels water while still absorbing oil-based fluids, which makes them appropriate for both indoor mechanical spaces and outdoor service environments where standing water may be present alongside oil contamination.

Key Features

• Universal absorbency rated for oils, coolants, water, and most aqueous liquids
• Lightweight polypropylene construction for easy handling and disposal
• 15 inches wide by 17 inches long — standard pad size for drip pans and spill kits
• 18-gallon total absorption capacity per 100-count pack
• 100 pads per package for bulk stocking in service vehicles and shop supply rooms

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-use sorbent pad suitable for general spill containment and maintenance cleanup across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and facility service applications.

Installation Notes

Place pads under or around equipment prior to beginning service work to protect floors and contain drips. Used pads saturated with oils, refrigerants, or chemical fluids must be disposed of in accordance with local environmental regulations and applicable safety data sheet guidance. Do not use universal pads as primary containment for aggressive acids, solvents, or caustic chemicals unless the pad is rated for those substances. Wear appropriate PPE when handling pads saturated with hazardous fluids.