KSHPB100H HazMat SonicBonded Pads are high-performance polypropylene absorbent pads engineered for handling hazardous chemical spills, including acids, bases, caustics, and unknown aggressive liquids. Featuring a dual-layer structure with a strong SpunBond top and a high-loft MeltBlown polypropylene core, these pads offer fast wicking and high-volume absorption, up to 144 liters per pack. The bright yellow color ensures quick visual identification during emergency spill response, helping prevent workplace hazards.

Designed for quick deployment and superior absorbency, these pads stay intact even when saturated. They're perforated for controlled usage and compliant with major OSHA and EPA spill containment regulations.

Key Features:

• Universal Chemical Absorbency: Absorbs acids, alkalis, corrosives, and unknown fluids.
• High Absorbency: Up to 144 liters per pack of 100 pads.
• SonicBonded Structure: Fusion-bonded for durability, quick absorption, and shape retention.
• Bright Yellow Color: Easily distinguishes HazMat pads during emergency cleanup.
• Perforated Design: Allows clean, economical tear-off and usage.
• Durable & Non-Linting: SpunBond top layer resists shredding and provides extra strength.

Specifications:

• Product Code: KSHPB100H
• Pad Size: 16” x 20”
• GSM: 300 GSM
• Pack Weight: 6 Kg
• Pack Size: 100 Pads / Pack
• Material: Polypropylene – Chemical-Grade
• Absorbency: Up to 144 Liters per Pack
• Color: Yellow (HazMat Coded)
• Structure: SonicBonded (SpunBond top + MeltBlown core)

Compliance & Safety Standards:

• 29 CFR 1910.22(a)(2) – Maintain dry and safe workplace floors.
• 29 CFR 1910.120(j)(1) – Availability of absorbents where spills/leaks may occur.
• 29 CFR 1910.1450(e) – Laboratory spill control compliance.
• 33 CFR 154.1047(c)(2) – Required cleanup sorbents for petroleum facilities near navigable waters.

Ideal Applications:

• Chemical labs, hazmat zones, spill kits
• Maintenance areas handling unknown or hazardous liquids
• Pharmaceutical, industrial chemical, or manufacturing plants
• Emergency response teams and decontamination zones
• Facilities near marine environments dealing with chemicals