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OILONLY MARINE 
ABSORBENTS

These products contain and absorb oils and oil-based fluids off of the surface of water

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Booms

This product is a floating, absorbent barrier that prevents oil spills on water from spreading.

Pads

This product absorbs oils and oil-based fluids off the surface of water.

Rolls

This product absorbs oils and oil-based fluids off the surface of water.

Color: White 

 

 

 

 

 

Description: 

  • Hydrophobic polypropylene will float on water, to absorb and contain hydrocarbon-based fluids

  • Knitted sleeve provides durability

  • Netting prevents shedding

  • Can be linked together with built-in  O-rings and snap hooks to form a customizable absorbent barrier.

Sizes:

  • 5"x10'

  • 5"x20'

  • 8"x10'

  • 8"x20' 

Package Type: Bag

 

General Use: Booms are used to clean hydrocarbon-based fluids off the surface of water and are usually used in conjunction with oil pads.

Color: White 

Grades: 

  • Heavy 

  • Medium 

  • Contractor

  • Single 

Description: 

  • Melt-blown polypropylene with an open fiber construction to draw in high-viscosity fluids 

  • Absorbs up to 15x its own weight

  • Water repellant

  • Will float on water.

 

 

Size: ​15"x18"

 

 

 

 

Package Type: Bag 

 

General Use: Single-ply pads are used to clean hydrocarbon-based fluids off of the surface of water. They are usually used in conjunction with oil absorbent boom.

Color: White 

Grades: 

  • Heavy

  • Medium 

  • Single

 

Description: 

  • Melt-blown polypropylene with an open fiber construction to draw in high-viscosity fluids

  • Absorbs up to 15x it;s own weight

  • Water repellant

  • Will float on water

 

 

Sizes: 

  • 30"x150'

  • 30"x300'

  • 15"x150'

  • 15"x300'

Package Type:1 bag roll per bale

 

General Use: Rolls are used to clean hydrocarbon-based spills off the surface of water. They are usually used in conjunction with oil absorbent boom.

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