Spill Control Materials
Choose from a variety of stationary systems and handheld wiping units aimed to keep your laboratory space clean of spilled chemical solutions or run-off. Options include liquid-retaining spill trays and drying racks for use while pipetting, measuring, or mixing, as well as durable, tear-resistant pads and towels formulated to be absorbent for fast-wicking spill cleanup. Effective designs absorb liquids quickly to leave work areas clean and dry for improved safety. All products are designed for everyday general-purpose or specific laboratory use with minimal maintenance.
Form-Zero Powder, Formalin Neutralizer, Azer Scientific
Supplier: VWR International
Form-Zero Powder neutralizes up to one gallon of 10% neutral buffered formalin waste.
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VWR® Spilltray™ Tray and Drying Rack
Supplier: VWR International
Chemical-resistant, maintenance-free, polyethylene containment tray eliminates spills and holds 1.25L (42.3 oz.) of spilled liquid.
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VWR® Hazmat Spill Response Kit
Supplier: VWR International
Hazmat spill response kit includes 20 pads, three socks, one pair nitrile gloves, one pair safety goggles, and one water-resistant yellow bag with tie.
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VWR® Absorbent Pads
Supplier: VWR International
Designed to soak up liquids, oils, and common solvents, abosorbent pads provide an excellent alternative to paper towels and gauze.
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VWR® Premium Formalin Neutralizing Pads
Supplier: VWR International
Durable, tear-resistant pads are manufactured with a bonded chemical that helps to minimize exposure to formaldehyde vapors.
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Formalin Absorbent Pads, Azer Scientific
Supplier: VWR International
Super absorbent pads are designed to absorb and neutralize up to 900 cc of 10% neutral buffered formalin.
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VWR® General Purpose, Oil-only, and Hazmat Pads and Rolls
Supplier: VWR International
Absorbent pads and rolls are ideal for spill cleanup; fast-wicking dimpled design absorbs liquids quickly to leave area clean and dry for improved safety.
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VWR® Strip Washblocker
Supplier: VWR International
Use this low-profile spill dike for routine containment of washdown and sanitizing liquid.
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Neutralyde™ Formalin Neutralizing Liquid, Azer Scientific
Supplier: VWR International
Neutralyde™ Formalin Neutralizing Liquid is designed to safely neutralize and dispose of formalin in the laboratory environment without the threat of exposure to hazardous vapors.
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Acid, Caustic and Solvent Spill Kit
Supplier: Ward's Science
Be prepared for spills in your lab.
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Chemizorb® Hg, Absorbent for Mercury, Merck
Supplier: MilliporeSigma
Chemizorb® Hg is an all-inclusive set of reagents and auxiliaries for the safe and complete removal of drops of mercury and of traces of elemental mercury.
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Absorbent, Chemizorb® Granules, EMD Millipore
Supplier: MilliporeSigma
Chemizorb® is a coarse grained material based on chemically inert porous mineral or synthetic copolymers (grain size >1 mm (95%), bulk density approx. 400 kg/m³). It is insoluble in water and in all other media that are liquid at room temperature. Both Chemizorb® granules and powder are suited for absorbing alkalis, acids and also heating bath liquids.
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Absorbent, Chemizorb® Powder, EMD Millipore
Supplier: MilliporeSigma
For absorption of acids, alkalis or solvents. Thanks to its large surface area, the powder absorbs a very large amount of liquid. Low viscosity liquids are absorbed instantaneously, highly viscous media (e.g. glycerine, oils) within a few minutes. 1 kilogram absorbs: 2,5 to 4,5 litres of aqueous solutions, acids, alkalis; 3 to 4 litres of organic solvent, benzene etc. or approximately 7 litres of viscous oils.
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Absorbent, Chemizorb® Hydrofluoric Acid, EMD Millipore
Supplier: MERCK, S.A. DE C.V. SV
Chemizorb® Hydrofluoric Acid (HF) is a powder mixture consisting of a synthetic copolymer as the absorbent, a calcium salt as a neutraliser and precipitant, and a pH indicator. The neutralisation process results in the release of CO₂. When the hydrofluoric acid has been neutralised, the colour of the indicator changes from red to orange/yellow.