Pro-safe INDSQ100 Universal Sorbent Pad 18x18 in 12 Gal 100-pack

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE INDSQ100 is a universal-use sorbent pad designed to absorb oils, water, coolants, and most common industrial fluids. Constructed from polypropylene, each pad measures 18 inches wide by 18 inches long and is 1.5 inches thick, providing reliable absorbency capacity of up to 12 gallons per pad. The universal formulation means the pad works on a broad range of liquid types, making it a practical choice for facilities that deal with mixed fluid hazards. These pads are sold in a 100-pad package. Maintenance technicians, industrial service crews, and facility safety personnel typically keep these on hand for spill response and routine fluid containment tasks.

The INDSQ100 pad is suited for use in workshops, mechanical rooms, service bays, and industrial floor areas where fluid spills from HVAC equipment, plumbing lines, compressors, or hydraulic systems are a routine risk. The universal material absorbs petroleum-based fluids as well as water-based liquids, making the pad appropriate for mixed-fluid environments. The 100-pad pack quantity supports both single-incident cleanup kits and ongoing spill station stocking.

Key Features

• Universal absorbency handles oils, coolants, water, and most industrial fluids
• Each pad measures 18 inches x 18 inches for broad surface coverage
• 1.5-inch thickness supports high per-pad absorbency up to 12 gallons
• Polypropylene construction resists tearing during use and disposal handling
• 100-pad package supports spill station stocking or bulk response kits
• Lightweight per-pad weight supports one-hand deployment in tight spaces

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-use sorbent pad compatible with general industrial spill response applications involving oils, water-based fluids, and coolants.

Installation Notes

Sorbent pads are deployed by maintenance and safety personnel as part of a spill response or containment program. Place pads directly over or beneath the fluid source after isolating or shutting down the leaking equipment where safe to do so. Used pads saturated with hazardous materials must be disposed of in accordance with local environmental regulations and applicable OSHA guidelines. Wear appropriate PPE, including chemical-resistant gloves, when handling pads that have absorbed unknown or hazardous fluids.