Pro-safe UQ200P Universal Sorbent Pad 33 Gal 200 Pack

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE UQ200P is a universal-use sorbent pad designed to absorb oils, coolants, water, and other industrial fluids in maintenance, service, and spill-response environments. Each pad measures 15 inches wide by 17 inches long and is constructed from fine-fiber polypropylene, a material that absorbs quickly and holds fluid without breaking apart under load. The pack contains 200 pads with a combined absorption capacity of 33 gallons, making it well suited for stocking spill kits, service bays, and maintenance carts. HVAC techs, plumbers, and industrial service crews reach for universal pads when working around mixed-fluid spills where a single absorbent needs to handle multiple fluid types.

Universal sorbent pads are standard in commercial and residential service environments where technicians encounter refrigerant oil, hydraulic fluid, coolant, water, and general shop fluids. The UQ200P is appropriate for placement at drip points under equipment, as a work-surface liner during component changeouts, and as part of a compliant spill-response station. The gray color indicates universal fluid compatibility, distinguishing these pads from oil-only or hazmat-specific products. The 200-pad pack volume supports ongoing shop use or restocking of multiple spill kits at once.

Key Features

• Fine-fiber polypropylene construction absorbs quickly and retains fluid under compression
• Universal absorbency handles oils, coolants, water, and general industrial fluids
• 33-gallon total pack absorption capacity across 200 pads
• 15 inches x 17 inches pad size fits standard spill kit trays and under-equipment drip zones
• Gray color coding identifies universal-use application at a glance
• 200-pad pack reduces restocking frequency in high-usage service environments

Compatibility

Designed for universal fluid spill response and general-purpose absorption in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and industrial service applications where contact with oils, coolants, or water is expected.

Installation Notes

Sorbent pads require no tools for deployment and are placed by hand at the point of spill or under active drip sources. Used pads saturated with petroleum-based fluids or regulated chemicals must be disposed of in accordance with local environmental regulations and applicable OSHA or EPA guidelines. Do not compress saturated pads by hand, as wringing can release absorbed hazardous fluids. Maintain an adequate pad supply at each spill station to support immediate response without delay.