Pro-safe PBIR100 Universal Sorbent Pad Roll 25 Gal

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PBIR100 is a universal sorbent pad roll designed to absorb oils, coolants, water, and most common industrial fluids encountered in mechanical service environments. Constructed from polypropylene with a poly-backed layer, this roll measures 3 feet wide and 100 feet long, providing up to 25 gallons of absorption capacity from a single roll. The poly backing helps contain absorbed material and reduces the risk of fluid migration through the pad to the floor surface beneath. Technicians in HVAC, plumbing, and general mechanical trades keep rolls like this on hand for spill containment during equipment service, fluid changes, and leak response.

This roll is suited for universal use across a wide range of fluid types, making it practical for mixed-shop environments where oil, water-based fluids, and coolants may all be present on the same job site. The 100-foot roll format allows technicians to cut pads to the required length for the task, reducing waste compared to fixed-size pad formats. Typical applications include drip containment under HVAC equipment during refrigerant recovery, spill response during boiler or chiller service, and fluid management during pump or valve replacement work.

Key Features

• Universal absorbent material handles oils, coolants, and water-based fluids
• Polypropylene construction with poly backing to contain absorbed fluids
• 25-gallon absorption capacity per roll
• 3-foot width by 100-foot length - cut to size as needed
• Roll format reduces storage footprint versus boxed loose pads

Compatibility

Designed for universal spill control and drip containment use in mechanical, industrial, and trade-service settings where a variety of fluid types may be present.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for deployment - cut the roll to the desired length using utility scissors or a utility knife. Place pads beneath equipment or over spill areas before beginning service work to prevent fluid contact with finished floors or drain pathways. Dispose of saturated pads in accordance with local regulations governing the absorbed fluid type, as oils and refrigerants may require hazardous waste handling. Replace pads before they reach saturation capacity to maintain effective containment.