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The 55 Gallon Universal Spill Kit Refill restocks your existing spill containment system with fresh absorbent materials for managing oil, coolant, water, and other non-aggressive fluids. Designed for facilities that maintain permanent spill response equipment, this refill pack ensures you're always prepared for leaks and spills without purchasing a new container.
Universal absorbents handle the widest range of liquids found in industrial, fleet maintenance, and warehouse environments. The refill format delivers the same proven absorbency as a complete kit while reducing waste and storage costs. Polypropylene-based materials resist tearing during deployment and maintain integrity when saturated, allowing safe transfer to disposal containers.
Key Features
Universal Absorbency — Handles petroleum-based fluids, water-based coolants, hydraulic oils, and most common industrial liquids.
55-Gallon Capacity — Absorbs up to 55 gallons of liquid, matching the capacity of standard drum-based spill kits.
Complete Component Mix — Includes absorbent pads for surface spills, socks for perimeter containment, and pillows for larger volume absorption.
Polypropylene Construction — Durable meltblown material resists chemicals and won't degrade in storage.
Cost-Effective Restocking — Refills your existing 55-gallon spill kit container without replacing the drum or accessories.
Applications
Used by maintenance departments, manufacturing facilities, vehicle service centers, and warehouses to maintain SPCC compliance and emergency response readiness. Ideal for refilling wall-mounted spill stations, mobile spill carts, and drum-based kits after a spill event or during routine inventory checks.
