Better Than Oil-Dri: SorbIts® Reusable Absorbents
Compare oil absorbent solutions for leaks, drips, and spills for industry including oil dry, disposable, recycled, and reusable pads.
Compliance, best practices, buying guides and more for spills in the workplace.
Compare oil absorbent solutions for leaks, drips, and spills for industry including oil dry, disposable, recycled, and reusable pads.
7 simple ways to conduct a spill prevention and containment audit at your facility. These are some of the same strategies we use at ITU AbsorbTech as part of our Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) plan.
Safety + Health Magazine, the official magazine of the National Safety Council, recently featured ITU AbsorbTech’s SorbIts® reusable oil absorbents as one of the latest trends in spill containment and absorbents.
This video introduces the benefits of SorbIts® reusable oil absorbents compared to disposable absorbents.
Are oil spill kits required by OSHA? The simple answer is, no. While there are many OSHA and EPA requirements on how to be prepared for spills, the regulations do not specifically require spills kits.
Know your options for how to dispose of one-time use shop rags and oil absorbents, including waste-to-energy, incineration, special waste, and landfill.
Compare oil absorbent solutions for leaks, drips, and spills for industry including oil dry, disposable, recycled, and reusable pads.
This article provides a centralized overview of spill plan compliance and best practices from several different regulatory perspectives – OSHA, EPA, and local agencies. We divided the content into six major topics.
Find out how to manage your used oil absorbents and rags with this state and federal compliance guide.
Instantly calculate the cost and waste savings of reusable oil absorbents over disposables.
Common questions answered about SorbIts® reusable absorbents.
Instructions for end users of the SorbIts® absorbent program.
Because SorbIts ®are 3-5 times more absorbent than disposables, they don’t have to be changed as often. However, changing them in a timely manner is important for creating a cleaner, safer workplace.
