Pro-source PSR020-C13-PU50 Cotton Rag 50 Pound Box

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE PSR020-C13-PU50 is a 50-pound box of reclaimed cotton fleece and sweatshirt rags designed for industrial and trade wiping applications. Each box contains assorted-color, low-lint cotton pieces sourced from reclaimed sweatshirt and fleece garments. The material runs approximately 2 to 4 pieces per pound, yielding a substantial quantity of usable wipe cloths per package. These rags are a standard supply for shops, maintenance crews, and service technicians who need a reliable, absorbent wipe-down cloth for general cleaning, fluid wipe-off, and surface prep tasks without the cost of disposables.

Reclaimed cotton sweatshirt rags are a common consumable across HVAC shops, plumbing service vehicles, electrical maintenance facilities, and general industrial environments. The cotton construction absorbs oils, solvents, water, and light chemicals effectively. The low-lint characteristic makes these rags suitable for situations where fiber contamination is a concern, such as wiping fittings, electrical components, or machined surfaces prior to assembly. These are sold in a single 50-pound box per package with a minimum order quantity of one box.

Key Features

• Reclaimed fleece and sweatshirt cotton construction for high absorbency
• Low-lint material reduces fiber contamination during wiping tasks
• Approximately 2 to 4 pieces per pound, providing a large piece count per box
• Assorted colors packed in a 50-pound box for bulk shop supply
• Single-box packaging with no case quantity requirement

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose industrial wiping rag suitable for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and general maintenance applications where an absorbent, low-lint cotton wipe cloth is required.

Installation Notes

Cotton rags are a consumable supply and require no installation. Store in a dry location away from open flame sources, as cotton fabric is combustible. Rags contaminated with flammable solvents or oils should be disposed of according to local fire code and hazardous waste regulations. Service technicians should follow shop safety protocols when handling rags used with chemical cleaners or refrigerants.