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Xsorb Spill Hero XB110N Granular Sorbent 20 lb Bag personal protective equipment
Granular sorbent made from perlite and sodium carbonate absorbs and neutralizes acid spills in a 20 lb bag
- Neutralises acid spills with perlite and sodium carbonate
- Absorbs up to 6 1/2 gallons per 20 lb bag
- Silica-free formula reduces respiratory risk during cleanup
- FDA-approved composition meets regulatory safety standards
- Fine granular grade spreads quickly for fast containment
Spill Hero XB110N Granular Sorbent
SPILL HERO XB110N is a white granular sorbent supplied in a 20 lb bag containing 1.75 cu ft of material for absorbing and neutralizing acid spills. Made from perlite and sodium carbonate, it is designed for general spill control. Listed compatibility includes acids, excluding hydrofluoric acid, and universal and carbon-based liquids.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
As a passive granular material, SPILL HERO XB110N requires no power, generates no heat and produces no operational noise during use. The product is unscented and silica free, remaining inert until applied to a liquid spill. Disposal follows the requirements of the absorbed material and applicable regulations.
Sustained Load Behaviour
The sorbent provides an absorbency of up to 6 1/2 gal per package and a neutralizing capacity of 9 gal per package. Fine grade granules allow spreading over spills for containment and cleanup in a single application. FDA Approved status confirms compliance for the intended use cases. Buyers needing a disinfecting agent or a product rated for hydrofluoric acid should select a different formulation.
Highlights
- Neutralises acid spills with perlite and sodium carbonate
- Absorbs up to 6 1/2 gallons per 20 lb bag
- Silica-free formula reduces respiratory risk during cleanup
- FDA-approved composition meets regulatory safety standards
- Fine granular grade spreads quickly for fast containment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the granular sorbent, and what is the common mistake?
Spread the fine-grade perlite and sodium carbonate evenly over the spill to absorb and neutralize; the frequent error is using too little material for the liquid volume.
What replacement will be needed after the sorbent is used?
The 20 lb bag is single-use; once the 6 1/2 gal absorbency or 9 gal neutralizing capacity is reached, the saturated sorbent must be disposed of and a fresh bag opened.
What limit appears first during a large acid spill?
The 6 1/2 gal absorbency per package is reached before the 9 gal neutralizing capacity, so liquid volume stops the job first.
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