Perth Petroleum Services

Spill type:  Absorbs oil, fuel, diesel, petrol & other hydrocarbons.

Application: Oil & fuel only pillow used to absorb large pooled spills. Highly flexible - can be stuffed into drains, placed under hoses, next to drums and below oil dispensing reels/nozzles. 

Absorbent capacity: 3.2 litres per pillow. 

• Great for mine site & maintenance workshops, fuel handling facilities, oil storage depots, lubricant dispensing facilities, vehicle maintenance & repair shops.
• Ideal for blocking and protecting stormwater drains.
• High capacity absorbency makes pillows ideal for quick response mop up for larger polled oil/fuel spills.
• Made from Envirosorb™ meltblown polypropylene with exceptional oil/fuel absorbency for spills, leaks and drips. Envirosorb™ is able to recover 20 times its own weight in oil. 
• High absorbency to weight ratio = lower transport & disposal costs.
• Tough, durable, non allergenic, non hazardous and dust free absorbent.
• Excellent water repellent characteristics (hydrophobic) - use in the rain or float on water to absorb oil and fuel only.
• Fast absorption for improved safety & productivity in the workplace.
• Can be squeezed and re-used.
• Simple and easy to use without the need for specialised PPE.

Pillows can be ordered individually or in cartons of 40

Shipping weight (per pillow): 0.16 kg

Shipping weight (per ctn): 7 kg 

Shipping dimensions (ctn): 60cm x 40cm x 55cm

Manufactured in Australia

Description	Size	Code
Envirosorb™  pillow	34cm x 22cm	EP

 

 

 

NOTES: 

• To choose the best Maintenance Absorbent, download our how_to_choose_a_maintenance_absorbent or attend our oil_spill_response_training_course
• Absorbent capacity will vary depending on liquid viscosity, specific gravity & temperature.
• Absorbents retain the characteristics of the absorbed liquid. Appropriate PPE should be worn and disposal of used absorbents should be via incineration or to approved landfill in accordance with local regulations. 

 

 

Pillow being used to contain and absorb an oil leak.

Last Updated: Sunday, 01 August 2010