KSUSO430 Universal Absorbent Socks are designed for comprehensive spill control, made from high-absorbency meltblown polypropylene to soak up a wide range of liquids including oils, water, coolants, paints, and solvents like ethanol, gasoline, acetone, and xylene. Flexible and durable, these gray sorbent socks conform easily around machinery and along floor edges to contain leaks and spills, improving safety and reducing mess in industrial and commercial environments.

With a capacity to absorb up to 140 liters per pack, they are ideal for general maintenance, cleanup, and hazard prevention applications. Their dark gray color masks grime for extended usability and meets key OSHA and EPA compliance standards.

Key Features:

• Universal Absorbency: Soaks up hydrocarbons, water-based fluids, and common chemicals.

• High-Capacity: Absorbs up to 140 liters per pack.

• Durable & Flexible: Stays intact even when saturated; conforms to tight spaces for targeted containment.

• Fast-Wicking Action: Quickly absorbs leaks to help maintain clean and safe work areas.

• Gray Color Coding: Indicates general-purpose use while disguising absorbed grime.

• Safe & Compliant: Meets OSHA and EPA spill response regulations for workplace safety.

Specifications:

• Product Code: KSUSO430

• Sock Size: 3” diameter x 4 feet length

• Weight: 12 Kg per pack

• Pack Size: 30 Socks / Pack

• Material: Meltblown Polypropylene – Universal Use

• Absorbency: Up to 140 Liters per pack

• Color: Gray

• Application Range: Oils, Water, Coolants, Solvents (Ethanol, Gasoline, MEK, etc.)

Regulatory Compliance:

• 29 CFR 1910.22(a)(2) – Workplace floors must be maintained in a clean and dry condition.

• 29 CFR 1910.120(j)(1) – Absorbents required where spills and leaks are possible.

• 29 CFR 1910.1450(e) – OSHA mandates containment materials for chemical spill control in laboratories.

• 33 CFR 154.1047(c)(2) – Facilities near navigable waters must have response sorbents available.

Ideal Applications:

• Around leaky machines or equipment bases

• Maintenance zones in industrial plants

• Oil-handling and chemical-handling facilities

• Warehouses, ship decks, fuel stations

• Indoors or outdoors for general maintenance leak control

• Lining sump areas or walkways for spill protection