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Spill Kits Universal 20-Gallon • ext. dia. 22" x 18" H •1 per package

Spill Kits Universal 20-Gallon

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Product Code: SPT SPKU-20

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Description

SPT SPKU-20

Specifications
Dimensions - ext. dia. 22" x 18" H
Sold as - 1 per package
Composition - N/A
Absorbency - Up to 17.1 gal. per package
Weight - 21.11 lbs.
# per Pallet - 16
Incinerable - No
Contents list for:
SPKU-20 & RSPKU-20
Universal 20-Gallon Spill Kit:
Qty Pkg Description Size SpillTech Item #
25 Each Gray Universal HeavyWeight SonicBonded Pads 15” x 19” GPB100H
4 Each Gray Universal Sorbent Socks 3" x 4' GSO430
2 Each Gray Universal Sorbent Pillows 18" x 18" GPIL1818
2 Each Yellow Disposal Bags & Ties 30”x 6” x 60” A-DISPBAG
1 Pair Nitrile Gloves One Size A-GLV-NIT
1 Pair Safety Goggles One Size A-GOG
1 Each Vinyl Spill Kit Label 3” x 5” A-KITLABEL
1 Each
Yellow 20 Gallon OverPack w/ Screw Top Lid
(1H2/X75/S)
(container not included in refill kit)
23” x 19” A-20OVER
When a Spill Strikes:
1. Assess the Risk: From the moment a spill occurs and the throughout the response, determine the risks that may affect human health, the environment, and property.
Always put SAFETY FIRST! If possible, identify the material spilled and try to determine how much was spilled.
2. Select Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Choose the appropriate PPE to
safely respond to the spill. Consult Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and literature
from the chemical and PPE manufacturers for the best recommendations. If you are
uncertain of the danger and the material is unknown, assume the worst and use the
highest level of protection. Remember SAFETY FIRST.
3. Confine the Spill: Speed counts. Limit the spill area by blocking, diverting or
confining the spill using sorbents and sorbent socks. Stop the flow of liquid before it
has a chance to contaminate a water source (be on the lookout for drains!).
4. Stop the Source: After the spill is confined, stop the source of the spill. This may be
a simple as turning a container upright or plugging a leak in a damaged drum. Transfer
liquids from the damaged container to a new one.
5. Evaluate the Incident and Implement Clean Up: Once the spill is confined and the
leak has been stopped, it is time to reassess the incident and develop a plan of action
for implementing the Spill Clean Up. Spills are commonly absorbed. Pads should be
used to absorb the remainder of the spill. Simply place the pads throughout the spill
area. Unused absorbents are not hazardous. However, once the sorbents are saturated
with oils, solvents, etc, they may be considered hazardous waste and should be
disposed of as such according to federal, state and local laws.
6. Decontaminate: Decontaminate the site, personnel and equipment by removing or
neutralizing the hazardous materials that have accumulated during the spill. This may
involve removing and disposing of contaminated media, such as soil, that was exposed
during the spill incident. An effective decontamination area ensures the health and
safety of emergency responders.
7. Complete Required Reports: Complete all notification and paperwork required by
federal, state and local guidelines for reporting all spill incidents. Failure to do so can
result in severe penalties.
How to Use SpillTech Sorbents:
Step 1: Clean all loose sorbents, rags and other debris from the area
Step 2: Place a SpillTech sorbent directly on top of the problem area. Watch as it pulls in
liquids into the sorbent.
Step 3: When the pad or roll is fully saturated, simply pick it up and dispose of it. You’ll know
when it’s fully saturated when you see liquids puddling around or passing underneath the
sorbent. Don’t forget to replace it with a fresh SpillTech sorbents.
? Cover a spill evenly, making sure even stray droplets are covered
? For best results, use white sorbents for oil-only applications (will repel water) and gray
or yellow for universal or hazardous applications.
? Although the sorbents themselves are not hazardous, the liquid they absorb might be. A
sorbent will take on the hazardous characteristics of anything it absorbs. Therefore, it is
important that you dispose of the sorbent in a manner that is consistent with the liquid
itself. Consult the chemical’s Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for further disposal
information.
How to Use SpillTech Socks:
Step 1: Clean all loose sorbents, rags and other debris from the area
Step 2: Place a SpillTech absorbent sock around the problem area. Watch as it pulls in liquids
to center of sock.
Step 3: When the sock is fully saturated, simply pick it up and dispose of it. You’ll know when
it’s fully saturated when you see liquids puddling around or passing underneath the sock. Don’t
forget to replace it with a fresh SpillTech sock.
? When placing socks, it helps to hold the sock at each end and shake filler until it is even.
? For best results, do not stacks sock on top of loose absorbents or each other.
? When using more than one sock to surround a problem area, make sure you overlap the
edges by 3 inches. This will prevent leaking between the socks.