Refill for PIG® Truck Spill Kit in Storage Box
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Absorbs up to 143.8 L, 1 each
Don't get caught out with an empty spill kit when you need it most! Keep a refill handy to instantly replace used contents.
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PRICING (Based on quantity)
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£158.25
£47.48 (Ex. VAT) |
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Description & Specifications
Don't get caught out with an empty spill kit when you need it most! Keep a refill handy to instantly replace used contents.
- Packed to replace used absorbents from your PIG Truck Spill Kit in Storage Box
- Universal absorbents soak up small leaks and spills of motor oil, fuel and other vehicle fluids
- Temporary disposal bags with ties help make clean-up faster
- Only PIG Spill Kit Refills feature PIG Absorbents proven for rapid response
| Fluids Absorbed | Oils, Coolants, Solvents & Water |
| Absorbency | Up to 143.8 L |
| Sold as | 1 each |
| Weight | 25.9 kg |
| # per Pallet | 6 |
| Composition |
Mats - Polypropylene Socks - Polypropylene & Magnesium Aluminosilicate |
| Includes |
8 - ext. dia. 8cm x 122cm L PIG® Blue Absorbent Socks (4048) 5 - ext. dia. 8cm x 3m L PIG® Blue Absorbent Socks (PIG202) 100 - 38cm W x 51cm L PIG® Absorbent Mat Pads (MAT203) 10 - 91cm W x 152cm H Polyethylene Disposal Bags (BAG201-L) 1 - Instructions |
| Spill Volume | 101 to 190 ltr. |
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Additional Information
- Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for Polypropylene Absorbent Mat with Surfactant/Pigment
- Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for PIG Blue Absorbent Socks
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ADR (International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road) 2009
The ADR legislation protects not only the driver but also the public and the environment against the dangers presented by the transport of dangerous goods. Examples of dangerous goods mentioned in the ADR legislation are corrosive, flammable, toxic and explosive liquids, as well as radioactive materials. Annex B, Provisions Concerning Transport, Equipment and Transport Operations, Part 8 Requirements for vehicle crews, equipment, operation and documentation, lays out criteria that the vehicle crew must meet and basic equipment that must be available on each vehicle. Drivers of vehicles should be aware of hazards arising from the carriage of dangerous goods and should be able to take measures to limit the effects of an incident whilst protecting themselves, the public and the environment.
