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At SpillShop, our focus is on minimising the damaging environmental and financial effects of pollution incidents by helping our customers first prevent, and then clean up, spills. One of the first lines of defence in the case of a spill at your facility or business are spill kits. We stock both Vehicle Spill Kits and Wheelie Bin Spill Kits on our online store, which contain a range of components to aid you in cleaning up and containing spills. Spill kits are particularly effective for pollution incidents because of their ability to be easily transported to the site of a spill. Depending on the grade used, spill kits are also able to absorb most types of liquid spills including water, oil, fuel, solvent, mild alkalis and acids, and other chemicals.

This month, learn how to properly maintain the spill kits at your facility with this simple guide:

• Ensure that employees are educated in spill response and equipment

The first step to proper maintenance of your spill kit is to make certain that

Whether you are on the road, in a facility, or on a construction site, spills and pollution incidents can often happen without warning. In these cases, you need the ability to quickly contain and absorb a spill, regardless of the location or surface. Granular absorbents are an effective and convenient method for liquid containment and spill absorption, and are able to absorb a wide range of liquids and chemicals on land and water.

In this guide, we break down the main types of spill absorbent granules, the benefit of granular absorbents in a pollution incident, and how to use spill absorbent granules to contain a spill:

Types of Granular Absorbents

SpillShop stocks three different granular absorbents, each with different characteristics and suited for particular types of spills. When buying spill absorbent granules, please ensure that you are selecting one appropriate for your requirements, and for the liquids that you will be absorbing.

The SpillBoss P35 Premium Mineral Absorbent can be

One of the most popular products in our range of spill response and liquid containment equipment are absorbents. SpillShop supplies polypropylene absorbents, including absorbent booms, pillows, and oil absorbent pads, to our clients across Australia and South-East Asia. Absorbents are an invaluable piece of spill response equipment for your facility, and come in various grades to suit different types of spills.

Not sure which absorbent your company needs or how to use them during a pollution incident? Our guide will take you through the different types of polypropylene absorbents, the benefits of having absorbents on hand in the event of a spill, and how to use absorbents as part of your spill response procedure:

Types of Polypropylene Absorbents

At SpillShop, we stock three types of polypropylene absorbents: absorbent pads, absorbent booms, and absorbent pillows.

Absorbent pads are primarily used to absorb spills and clean up the site of an incident, and are an integral component in our

As a supplier of spill response and liquid containment products throughout the Asia-Pacific region, the team at SpillShop is dedicated to helping our customers prepare for, prevent, and minimise the environmental and financial consequences of spills and other pollution incidents. One vital piece of spill containment equipment that should always be on-site at your facility or business is a spill kit. SpillShop stocks different formats and grades of spill kit, which contain absorbents specifically developed to absorb particular types of liquids.

This month, we present a guide to choosing the right spill kit for your facility:

Formats

Generally, spill kits come in two different formats - Wheelie Bin Spill Kits and Vehicle Spill Kits. The first format of spill kit is designed to be a self-contained spill response measure, with the wheelie bin able to be quickly and easily transported to the site of the spill. These spill kits can be found on most construction and industrial sites, and come