This is all contained within a drum which features a clip-down lid. Ensuring that the kit is ready for when it is needed is sure-fire way to minimise any damage caused by accidents. There is a range to choose from depending on your particular needs.

The yellow drum is clearly labelled to stand out, and it is highly advisable that you place it near any potential risks for that reason. Each container features all that you will need to clean up to 90 litres of liquid in a quick and efficient manner. There is also a blue version for the oil and fuel kit which is suitable for the construction industry.

Within each plastic drum with lid, you will find four absorbent socks which allow for the containment of the spillage to one location, while there are 40 absorbent pads for soaking up the liquid. The spill kit also contains heavy-duty wipes as standard, featuring a mildly abrasive, strong dura-fibre material. Three disposable bags and ties are also included, this allows you to easily segregate the waste before you responsibly dispose of the waste.

Manufactured in the UK by Fentex, it is highly recommended that everyone on-site is made aware of the location of the kit, as well as how to use it in an emergency. Often required by law when using or storing any potentially hazardous materials, the 90 litre stationary spill kit is designed to make the cleaning up job far easier.

How To Choose The Correct Spill Kit

Choosing the correct spill kit for the application they will be used for is of paramount importance. This will ensure they’re effective and allows you to determine whether or not you will require multiple kits.

Environmentally-friendly and a universal choice for most situations, the EVO spill kit is made of recycled cotton fibres which offers an ultra-low carbon footprint, with the added benefit of being 25% more absorbent than standard pads. This allows for the effective absorption of lubricating oil, engine oil, hydraulic oil, coolant, solvents, and antifreeze.

The oil and fuel spill kit is the perfect solution for absorbing lubricating oil, engine oil, hydraulic oil, and solvents. It can even be used on the water in marinas and rivers due to the fact it does not absorb water.

The chemical spill kit is designed for a variety of purposes. This includes safely absorbing alkalis, acids, solvents, and strong chemicals. However, it is not suitable for use on oxidisers.

The general-purpose spill kit is ideal if you are looking for the perfect solution for absorbing antifreeze, coolant, oil, water, solvents, and weak chemicals.