Pro-safe UQ100SMS Universal Sorbent Pads 33 Gal 100 Pack

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE UQ100SMS is a universal sorbent pad designed to absorb oils, coolants, water, and most common industrial fluids encountered in mechanical and facilities maintenance work. Constructed from gray polypropylene with a perforated design, each pad measures 15 inches wide by 17 inches long and the 100-pad pack delivers a combined absorption capacity of 33 gallons. These pads are a standard consumable for HVAC techs, plumbers, electricians, and facilities maintenance crews who need fast, reliable fluid control during service calls or spill response.

Universal sorbent pads are suited for a wide range of applications including oil spills, coolant leaks, hydraulic fluid drips, and water runoff in both residential and commercial settings. They are commonly kept on service vehicles and in mechanical rooms for use during drain pan service, equipment changeouts, refrigerant recovery staging, and general fluid cleanup. The perforated sheet format allows individual pads to be torn from the pack cleanly without tools.

Key Features

• Universal absorbency handles oils, water, coolants, and common industrial fluids
• Perforated polypropylene construction allows easy separation from the pack
• Each pad measures 15 inches x 17 inches for broad surface coverage
• 100-pad pack provides 33 gallons of total absorption capacity
• Gray color suits general-purpose industrial and mechanical use

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose universal fluid absorption across industrial, commercial, and residential maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Sorbent pads do not require installation tools. Place pads directly over or under the fluid source before beginning service work to protect floors and equipment surfaces. Used pads saturated with hazardous fluids such as refrigerant oils or hydraulic fluids must be disposed of in accordance with local environmental regulations. Always wear appropriate PPE when handling pads that have absorbed chemical or petroleum-based fluids.