SPILL KITS
As the largest manufacturer of spill kits in the UK with over 200 type of emergency Spill Kit. Our absorbents can control leaks and spills of practically any liquid from a small mercury spill to a can of oil up to a 2000 litre chemical spill. We are constantly developing absorbents for new, and existing, problems.
Fentex was one of the first to package spill kits specifically for the AdBlue® diesel additive and manufacture the only 100% recycled absorbent EVO Recycled® which includes a Spill Kit range from 10 litres to 1100 litres.
Body Fluid Spill Kits, Mercury Spill Kits And Paint Spill Kits
- Containing all the products and tools for the whole job
- Compact and easy to store
- Refills available for various size options
Compact Spill Kits
Range Capacity: 10 - 40 litres
- Heat sealed 'Break Pack' Spill Kits
- Compact, stow-able size makes these kits ideal for carrying in vehicles
- Ideal for cleaning up small leaks and spills quickly
- Label and instructions clearly visible on front
Drip Tray And Drain Protection Spill Kits
Range Capacity: 0 - 40 litres
- Drip Tray Kits bring together a compact Spill Kit and Drip Tray into a single pack, ideal for maintenance tasks enabling engineers to carry out tasks without leaving unnecessary contamination by using the tray to catch drips and leaks and the absorbents to clean up
- Drain Protection kits are a designed for protecting drains from spilled liquids, complete with a neoprene Drain Cover
Vinyl Bag Spill Kits With Shoulder/Carry Straps
Range Capacity: 20 - 50 litres
- Highly visible vinyl bag
- Disposal bags included for easy waste segregation
- Absorbent socks to contain spills and protect drains and absorbent pads to soak up liquids
- Compact and portable for quick response to spills
- Zip or hook and loop closure with carry strap/handles
Round Drum Spill Kits
Range Capacity: 30 - 100 litres
- Weather tight lid
- Assists compliance with EA/SEPA/NIEA guidelines (PPG26)
- Contents include absorbent socks to contain spills and protect drains plus absorbent pads to soak up spilled liquids
- Disposal bags included for easy waste segregation
Wheeled Spill Kits
Range Capacity: 60 - 360 litres
- High capacity Spill Kits for areas where potentially large volumes of liquid present spill risks
- Ideal for quick reaction to incidents and highly mobile
- Helps protect the environment and workplace from contamination and enables swift clean-up
Lockers And Large Wheeled Spill Kits
Range Capacity: 120 - 1100 litres
- Ideal for goods-in, bulk liquid storage and delivery points, chemical stores and all other areas where large volumes of liquid are present
- Assists compliance with EA/SEPA/NIEA guidelines (PPG26)
- Recyclable HDPE construction
Adblue® Absorbent Spill Kits
Range Capacity: 25 - 240 litres
- Spill Kits specifically designed for dealing with Adblue® spills & leaks
- Helping you conform to PPG 7 9.1 Emission reduction solutions (ERS)
- Highly absorbent socks & pads
- 4 sizes available
- Disposable bags included
Chassis, Vehicle And Cab Spill Kits
Range Capacity: 20 - 80 litres
- Forklift Spill Kits for storing in Forklifts or vehicle cabs
- Quick response to spills and leaks
- External cab and chassis kits are made from tough fully recyclable, chemical resistant, UV-stabilised PE
- Mount to vehicle chassis/trailer
- Weatherproof and secure
WHY YOU NEED SPILL CONTROL
• Compliance with regulations
• Internal environmental/safety standards
• Compliance with ISO14001
• Insurance liability
• Duty of care
Pollution Prevention Guidelines
PPG26 states the requirement to have Spill Kits on site to respond to any spills. Spill Kits containing plugging compound, drain protection and oil or chemical absorbents should be on site. All staff should be trained in the use of this equipment. It is also recommended that vehicles transporting drums and IBCs carry a spill kit.
ISO 14001
Adequate spill protection equipment must be on hand.
Staff should be trained to use the equipment to protect the environment in the event of an accidental spillage.
Considerate Constructors Scheme
Environmental Checklist
Have any surface water drains been identified and sealed off?
Has a material storage area been identified?
Will drip trays, or similar, be provided for static plant equipment?
Are spill kits available and do employees know how to use them?
Have employees been trained in emergency spill response?