Pro-safe UQ288-SM Universal Sorbent Pad Roll 63 Gal

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE UQ288-SM is a universal sorbent pad roll designed to absorb oils, coolants, water, and other industrial fluids. Constructed from gray polypropylene, this roll measures 30 inches wide and 300 feet long, providing a total absorption capacity of 63 gallons. The roll format allows technicians to cut sections to the exact length needed for each spill event, reducing waste and improving coverage in tight or irregularly shaped areas. It is a standard tool for spill response and containment in HVAC, plumbing, automotive, and general industrial service environments. At 30 pounds, this roll is manageable for a single technician to deploy and store.

This sorbent roll is suited for use in mechanical rooms, service bays, and around equipment pads where fluid leaks or drips are a routine maintenance concern. It works on both concreted and open-grate flooring and can be used as a continuous runner under large equipment or cut into pads for localized spill containment. Facilities maintenance crews, HVAC technicians, and plumbing contractors commonly stock this product for both planned service work and emergency spill response.

Key Features

• Universal polypropylene construction absorbs oils, coolants, and water-based fluids
• Roll format at 30 inches wide by 300 feet long allows field cutting to any required size
• 63-gallon total absorption capacity supports large or sustained leak scenarios
• Gray color is standard for universal-use identification in spill kit systems
• Lightweight roll at 30 pounds suits single-technician handling and storage

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-use sorbent roll suitable for general spill control and fluid containment applications across industrial, commercial, and mechanical service environments.

Installation Notes

Cut sections from the roll using utility scissors or a blade to match the spill area before placing the material. When using around energized electrical equipment or active refrigerant lines, follow applicable OSHA and facility lockout-tagout procedures before service work begins. Saturated sorbent material should be handled and disposed of in accordance with local hazardous waste regulations if the absorbed fluid is classified as hazardous. Store unused roll in a dry location away from direct heat sources to preserve absorption capacity.