Chemical Neutralization Kits are designed to safely neutralize hazardous chemical spills. Spill Response kits contain absorbents and tools to quickly contain and clean up spills. They help minimize environmental impact and ensure workplace safety.

Chemical Neutralization Kits and Spill Response Kits typically include the following key specifications and technical properties:

Size: Available in various sizes, ranging from small portable kits (5-10 lbs) to large drum-sized containers (50-100 lbs).

Grade: Industrial-grade, compliant with OSHA, EPA, and DOT regulations.

Viscosity: Varies based on absorbent type (e.g., granular, powder, or gel form).

Buoyancy: Some absorbents are hydrophobic (float on water) for oil spills.

Material: Polypropylene, cellulose, clay, or synthetic polymers for absorbents; HDPE or PVC for containers.

pH Range: Neutralization kits often cover a broad pH range (acid and base spills).

Absorption Capacity: Typically 1:1 to 1:10 (absorbent to spill ratio).

Temperature Resistance: -40°F to 200°F (-40°C to 93°C) for most kits.

Packaging: Bags, drums, or buckets with sealable lids for easy storage.

Color Indicators: Some kits include color-changing agents to confirm neutralization.