Pro-safe UQER150SMS Universal Sorbent Roll 57 Gal

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE UQER150SMS is a universal sorbent roll designed to absorb oils, water, coolants, and most common industrial liquids. Constructed from gray polypropylene, it measures 150 feet long by 30 inches wide and delivers a total absorption capacity of 57 gallons per roll. The universal gray construction handles both hydrocarbon-based and water-based spills, making it a practical all-around choice for maintenance and spill-response kits. Facilities maintenance technicians, HVAC service crews, and industrial trades keep rolls like this on hand for equipment drip containment, leak response, and routine fluid cleanup during service calls.

This sorbent roll is suited for use in commercial and industrial settings where a variety of fluids may be present, including coolants, lubricants, hydraulic fluid, and water. Its 30-inch width allows it to be cut to length for use as a drip pad under equipment, a runner in a work area, or a barrier around a spill perimeter. The 150-foot continuous roll format reduces waste by allowing technicians to cut only what is needed for each job.

Key Features

• Universal gray polypropylene construction absorbs oils, water, and most common industrial fluids
• 150-foot continuous roll allows custom cut lengths to minimize waste
• 30-inch width covers standard equipment footprints and drip zones
• 57-gallon total absorption capacity per roll
• Lightweight relative to capacity, suitable for field service kits and shop floor use

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-use sorbent roll suitable for general industrial, commercial, and trade service applications where oil-based, water-based, or mixed-fluid spill absorption is required.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to deploy this sorbent roll - cut to the desired length using scissors or a utility knife. Position sections around spill sources, under leaking equipment, or along drip paths before beginning service work. Saturated sorbent material must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations governing the absorbed fluid type, particularly when petroleum-based or chemically contaminated liquids are involved. Always verify disposal requirements with your local authority having jurisdiction before discarding used sorbent material.