Spill Kit – Adblue General Purpose 240L Wheelie Bin – SKGP240-ADBLUE

Adblue spill kits have been specifically designed for the areas where Adblue is stored and handled.

This large capacity spill kit is ideal for both indoor and outdoor use – wherever Adblue is stored, handled, used and spilled. Featuring general purpose absorbents which are colour-coded grey for easy identification, this kit is also suitable for everyday spills of coolant, solvent, oil, degreaser, paint, blood or mild acids.

• Place Adblue spill kits in areas where Adblue is stored or handled.
• Contains general purpose floor-sweep and polypropylene all-liquid maintenance absorbents.
• Polypropylene is able to recover up to 20 times its own weight in liquid.
• Clean non-allergenic, non-hazardous absorbents, with little or no dust.
• A Global audit tag is included and when fitted will readily identify when the kit has been accessed or used.
• Spill kit includes labels, laminated re-order form and operating instructions contained within a specially designed document holder fitted to the back inside wall of the wheelie bin.
• UV-stabilised and colour-coded labels are fitted to the front and sides of the wheelie bin. The front label identifies the type of spill kit and liquids absorbed, whilst the two side labels provide clear and concise emergency response instructions.
• Adblue spill kits also include relevant PPE and disposable bags for safe and easy clean up.
• Adblue spill kits can be customised by adding / removing / swapping components.
• Spill kit can be converted to a Pollution Control Station with accessories such as shovels (long-handled or non-sparking), wall mounted signs, bassine brooms, bin covers, squeegees, bin locks or rakes.
• Spill kit is supplied in a blue 240 litre wheelie bin.

Australian Made

Absorbency capacity: up to 226 litres

Actual absorbent capacity will vary depending on liquid viscosity, specific gravity and temperature.

It is important to check a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) before cleaning up a spill to understand the specific hazards, recommended protective measures, and appropriate cleanup procedures for the substance involved, ensuring safety and compliance with regulations.