Condor
Condor 436M76 Absorbent Roll 150 ft x 30 In 49 gal
Absorbs up to 49 gallons of universal fluids with a 150 ft by 30 in polypropylene roll
- Absorbs up to 49 gallons of fluid
- Universal spill control handles oils, water and chemicals
- 150-foot roll covers large areas quickly
- 30-inch width fits standard aisles and benches
- Heavy-weight polypropylene construction resists tearing
Industrial Spill Control Roll
The Condor 436M76 absorbent roll is a universal polypropylene pad designed for heavy-duty spill response. It suits maintenance teams, workshop crews and facility managers who need fast containment across large floor areas. The gray material handles oils, coolants, solvents and water-based fluids without distinction.
Upgrade from Loose Pads
A continuous 150 ft roll replaces stacks of individual sheets and lets workers tear the exact length each incident demands. The jump is worth it when spills exceed the coverage of standard pads or when response time matters more than per-unit cost. One package absorbs up to 49 gal, reducing change-out frequency during extended clean-up.
Polypropylene Absorption Limits
Polypropylene fibres absorb by capillary action until the matrix saturates at the rated 49 gal per roll. The 30 in width covers broad surfaces but cannot conform to tight corners or pipe flanges without manual folding. Heavy viscous fluids may penetrate more slowly than light oils, so contact time affects real-world uptake.
Highlights
- Absorbs up to 49 gallons of fluid
- Universal spill control handles oils, water and chemicals
- 150-foot roll covers large areas quickly
- 30-inch width fits standard aisles and benches
- Heavy-weight polypropylene construction resists tearing
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 30-inch by 150-foot roll fit my spill containment tray?
The roll measures 30 inches wide by 150 feet long, so measure your tray to confirm it accommodates those dimensions.
How do I deploy the polypropylene roll correctly during a spill?
Unroll the material directly onto the liquid with the gray side facing up; the common error is placing it on a dry surface first, which reduces absorbency.
When should I replace the absorbent roll after use?
Replace the roll once it has absorbed up to 49 gallons of fluid or when the polypropylene material becomes fully saturated and no longer wicks liquid.
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