Pro-source R010-W39-50 Cotton Rag Reclaimed Sheeting 50 Lb

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE R010-W39-50 is a reclaimed cotton sheeting rag supplied in a 50-pound box. Reclaimed sheeting rags are cut or torn from post-use white cotton sheeting material, producing a soft, highly absorbent wiping cloth suited for general-purpose shop and field use. Each pound contains approximately 3 to 5 pieces, giving technicians a ready supply of wiping material for cleaning tools, wiping down fittings, absorbing spills, and applying or removing light solvents and lubricants. This product is used across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical trades wherever a low-lint, absorbent shop rag is needed.

This 50-pound box is well suited for shop stocking, fleet vehicle supply, or job-site use in residential and commercial service environments. The white color makes contamination visible at a glance, which is useful when wiping pipe threads, valve bodies, or refrigerant fittings where cleanliness matters. The reclaimed sheeting construction delivers a softer hand than cut terry or knit rags, making it appropriate for surfaces where scratch risk is a concern. The boxed format keeps rags contained and allows easy dispensing without loose bundling.

Key Features

• Reclaimed white cotton sheeting construction for high absorbency and low lint
• 3 to 5 pieces per pound provides consistent piece count across the 50-pound supply
• Soft hand suitable for wiping sensitive fittings and finished surfaces
• White color makes contamination immediately visible during use
• Boxed format for contained storage and easy dispensing in shop or field settings

Compatibility

General-purpose reclaimed cotton shop rag suitable for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical trade applications wherever an absorbent wiping cloth is required.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this consumable product. Store the box in a dry location away from open flames, solvents, or ignition sources, as cotton rags soaked with flammable materials present a fire hazard and must be disposed of per local regulations. Used rags contaminated with oil, refrigerant oil, flux, or solvents should be placed in an approved waste container and handled in accordance with applicable safety codes.