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Loose Packing Absorbent

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Absorbs Oils, Coolants, Solvents, Water – Universal, Absorbs up to 5.7 gal., 1 bag
Loose vermiculite adds a layer of absorbent cushioning between containers and overpacks. Temporarily unavailable. Item on backorder.   Read More 

PRICING (Based on quantity)

$45.00 $43.00 $32.00

Description

Loose vermiculite adds a layer of absorbent cushioning between containers and overpacks. Temporarily unavailable. Item on backorder.
  • Made of 100% chemically inert #2 vermiculite, it absorbs a broad range of liquids, yet adds very little weight to the shipping container
  • Flows into cracks and crevices to create a snug fit between container and overpack
  • Absorbs 5.7 gallons per bag

Specifications

Fluid Absorbed Oils, Coolants, Solvents, Water – Universal
Color Brown
Absorbency Up to 5.7 gal. per bag
Brand Therm-O-Rock
Unit Weight 18 lb.
Sold as 1 bag
Weight 18 lbs.
# per Pallet 27
Composition Industrial Grade 2 Vermiculite
Application General Absorbent
UNSPSC 47131902
Pigalog® Page Number Page 39

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By dort

2/8/2019

Loose packing absorbent

We order this item a lot, it works well with the chemicals that we are disposing of.






By dort

5/17/2018

Loose packing absorbent

The client like working with this absorbent over the Zorball






By Al

11/7/2014

Great for shipping product samples

I highly recommend this loose packing product. It fills the gaps well and even smaller bottles don't shift around too much. It's a great valuse and goes a long way.






By Jeffrey

8/2/2013

Glycol Spill

We have used the Therm-O-Rock on some small to medium glycol spills over the past week. It works great and easy to use, I couldnt ask for a better product.

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Additional Information

  • Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for Vermiculite
  • 49 CFR 173.12(b)(2)(iv)
    When Lab Packing, inner packagings "must be surrounded by a chemically compatible absorbent material insufficient quantity to absorb the total liquid contents."
  • 49 CFR 173.3(c)(2)
    When a salvage drum is used to overpack a damaged container, the area between the container and the salvage drum must have, "sufficient cushioning and absorption material to prevent excessive movement of the damaged package and to eliminate the presence of any free liquid at the time the salvage drum is closed."  The packing material must also be compatible with the hazardous material.