Sorbent Selection Guide
How Do You Choose a Sorbent?
Actually, start at the end, in the trash. One of the best ways to help you pick the right sorbent is to see what they look like when you're done with them. Take a look...
_Additional_Resources/Sorbent_Selection_Guide/Footprints.jpg "High Traffic Area") |
These sorbents are being used in a traffic area Choose a tough sorbent like BattleMat or one of our High Traffic rolls to get durability and high absorbency. Looking for something even tougher? Try one of our industrial rugs like SIR. |
_Additional_Resources/Sorbent_Selection_Guide/Barely-Used-2.jpg "Too Much Sorbent") |
Too much sorbent for the application. Save some money by choosing a medium or lightweight pad like the MRO300 or GP200. |
_Additional_Resources/Sorbent_Selection_Guide/Saturated.jpg "Not Enough Sorbent") |
Not enough Sorbent! Consider a heavyweight pad to increase performance and cut down on the number of lighter pads you go through everyday. Start with MRO100 - it's our number one selling product for a reason! |
_Additional_Resources/Sorbent_Selection_Guide/Ripped-and-torn.jpg "Not Standing Up") |
This pad isn't standing up to the wear and tear of this application. Try one of our extra tough sorbents that feature spunbond on both sides of the pad or roll. UXT and SXT are ideal for wipe down applications. If the application is floor based, consider one of our high traffic products. |
_Additional_Resources/Sorbent_Selection_Guide/Along-the-edge.jpg "Containing a Leak") |
Looks like this sorbent is containing a leak. Consider using a SOC for containing leaky equipment. SPC offers a variety of SOCs to meet your needs. |
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