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New Packaging for Granular Absorbents

Granular Absorbents Optisorb and Solid-A-SorbOptisorb & Solid-A-Sorb

Granular Absorbents are a traditional industrial absorbent material. Granular or loose absorbents typically consist of small granules or particles that are bulk packaged inside a bag.

EnviroMet is pleased to announce that a couple of changes in packaging have taken place for our two most popular Granular Absorbents, Optisorb and Solid-A-Sorb. Optisorb is now available in a 25 pound bag rather than a 33.3 pound bag. This new bag size is easier to handle and reduces the risk of lifting injury. Selectsorb is now called Solid-A-Sorb. Only the name has changed. Solid-A-Sorb is also packaged in 25 pound bags. Both the Optisorb and the Solid-A-Sorb are stacked 80 bags per pallet. [Read more…]

NEW! Universal Socks

Super-Absorbent Cellulose SocksSuper-Absorbent Cellulose Socks

Gray Universal Socks are now made with a super-absorbent cellulose filler. The cellulose blend comes from a renewable and 100% recycled resource and has been treated with a flame retardant. This is a change from the poly-blend fill material that they were previously made from.  The new cellulose material is very thirsty; a single sock can absorb more than a gallon of oils, coolants, solvents or water. Universal Socks are ideal for surrounding spilled fluids or wrapping around leaky machines, conforming around the base and offering a snug fit with no seepage. Contain spills to keep the liquid from spreading to larger areas and becoming slippery hazards. [Read more…]

Prevent An Ebola Outbreak

Ebola DrumProtect Against Ebola Outbreaks

The recent Ebola outbreak that spread outwards from Africa has scared millions of people. Although the disease is frightening, those with the highest risk of exposure are health care professionals and the family and friends of infected individuals. Only trained professionals should attempt to handle anything where there is suspicion of Ebola contamination. [Read more…]