Petro-KwikSorb is an exclusive, chemically formulated, polyethylene foam designed for high absorbency. Petro-KwikSorb is the only open-celled absorbent foam of its kind. It offers superior absorbency, up to 32 times its weight in petroleum products and repels water. In addition, Petro-KwikSorb is both breathable and permeable and guarantees its material with exceptional tensile strength and durability.

Characteristics Superior chemical Resistance Non-Shredding Washable Breathable Permeable Highly Absorbent Excellent Longevity Non-Abrasive Repels Water Reusable Typical Uses Petroleum Spills Absorbent Pad Replacement marine Bilge Protection Equipment Drips/Leaks Floor Protection Oil/Water Separators Storm Drains/Catch Basins Spill Kits

Test Data Test Procedure Result Density ASTM D-3575 2.0 Tensile Strength(PSI) ASTM D-3575 20 Elongation(%) ASTM-D-3575 230 Tear Resistance(PLI) ASTM D-3575 6 Cell Size Mode (MM) ASTM D-3575 0.95 Cell Size Range (MM) ASTM D-357 .1-4.6 Water Absorption ASTM D-166 MAX .06 Note Physical properties listed are nominal. Specific ranges and tolerances available upon written request

General Information Material: Polyolefin Foam Absorbs: Petroleum, Benzene, Ethanol, Formaldehyde, Alcohols, Acetone, Various other Chemicals - Resists Water. Capacity: Approximately .25 ox. per cu. inch. One cubic ft. absorbs approximately 3.38 gallons. Varies by application and cell size. Usable Temperature Range: -74F to +212F Methods of Use: Absorbs drips, leaks, and pools on flat surfaces and by floatation on water. When pad is saturated, squeeze absorbed petroleum product into proper containment. Clean Petro-KwikSorb with Petro-Clean and store for further use. Use in accordance with 40 CFR 300 Subpart J and proposed Subpart J. Cleaning Procedure: Clean Petro-KwikSorb with a biodegradable cleaner/degreaser like Petro-Clean. After cleaning, aerate to dry and store for further use. Disposal: Dispose of Petro-KwikSorb and absorbed material in accordance with the local, stated and federal regulations of your area. Note: Saturated material may be flammable or combustible.