وسادات امتصاص الزيوت إمبيرال مقاس (18X15") مكونة من (100) قطعة في العلبة

The pads are made from pure meltblown polypropylene fibers, which provide efficient absorption for hydrocarbons.

Each pad has an absorbency of up to 19 gallons, and a bale contains 100 pads.

These pads are designed to absorb petroleum-based liquids (hydrocarbons) and are optimized for oil spills and drips.

They’re ideal for cleaning up oil spills, drips from machinery, and routine maintenance tasks where petroleum-based liquids are involved.

Place a pad over the spill to start absorption, replace pads as they become saturated, and dispose of used pads according to local regulations for hydrocarbon-contaminated materials.

Used pads contaminated with hydrocarbons should be disposed of following your local regulations for hazardous or hazardous-contaminated waste. Check with your facility’s safety plan for guidance.

Store in a cool, dry place away from heat sources. Keep the bale sealed or in a sealed container to protect from moisture until you’re ready to use them.

Wear appropriate PPE (gloves, eye protection) when handling spills. Avoid ignition sources around hydrocarbons, and keep pads away from heat or flames. Dispose of used pads per local regulations.

Compared to universal oil pads, Empiral pads offer a larger 18" x 15" footprint, rapid absorption with fast-wicking fibers, and a high absorbency per pad (19 gallons). For similar options, you can explore the following on Fepy.com:

- CEP Oil Absorbent Pads – 18" x 15", 100 pads: https://fepy.com/product/cep-oil-absorbent-pads-18x15-100-pads - CEP Oil-Only Sorbent Pads – 18" x 15", 100 pads: https://fepy.com/product/cep-oil-only-sorbent-pads-18x15-100-pads - Meltblown Polypropylene Oil Absorbent Pads – 18" x 15", 100 pads: https://fepy.com/product/meltblown-absorbent-pads-18x15-100-pads

For larger spills, pair multiple pads to cover the area quickly. Consider using pads with higher absorbency and wider coverage for faster cleanups. Start with a conservative estimate (e.g., one bale for small to medium spills) and scale up as needed.

Ensure the spill area is dry and free of residual hydrocarbons. Properly seal and label any waste material, and store unused pads in a dry, protected area to maintain performance for future use.