DENSORB granules, QuickSorb oil binder, quick absorption, non-abrasive, sack, 50 kg
Item number: 157218W
- Model I / II / III R SF
- Polyurethane foam-based granules
- Extremely quick absorption of oil, high absorption
- Ideal for tiled and sealed flooring
- Non abrasive, does not damage workshop floors
- Highly absorbent and economical in use
- Odour-binding
- Water-repellent and floats
- Unlimited shelf life when stored in a dry place.
- Ideal for use in industry and commerce as well as on roads and waterways
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Product description
- Model I / II / III R SF
- Polyurethane foam-based granules
- Extremely quick absorption of oil, high absorption
- Ideal for tiled and sealed flooring
- Non abrasive, does not damage workshop floors
- Highly absorbent and economical in use
- Odour-binding
- Water-repellent and floats
- Unlimited shelf life when stored in a dry place.
- Ideal for use in industry and commerce as well as on roads and waterways
Quality features
Technical data
| Absorption capacity [litres oil/Pack] | 30 |
| Application | Oil |
| Format | Granules |
| Granule size max [mm] | 4 |
| Granule size min [mm] | 0.13 |
| Bulk density (g/L) | 260 |
| Material | Polyurethane |
| Number of packs per pallet | 36 |
| Contents [l] | 50 |
| Weight [kg] | 10 |
| Width, external [mm] | 350 |
| Height, external [mm] | 200 |
| Length, external [mm] | 490 |
| Contents (kg) | 10 |
| Container volume [l] | 50 |
| Absorption capability | very high |
| Colour | Yellow |
| Granules features | Use on water Use on roads Use indoors Non abrasive |
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