25L Oil Bag Spill Kit

Name: 25L Oil Bag Spill Kit
SKU: ASK-OS04
Price: 749.55 ZAR
Availability: InStock

R749,55 excl. VAT

The 25L Oil Bag Spill Kit is a compact, highly portable solution designed for rapid response to oil, diesel, fuel, and non-aggressive chemical spills. Perfect for vehicles, workshops, and small industrial spaces, this kit ensures effective containment and reduces environmental and slip hazards.

SKU: ASK-OS04 Categories: Fire & Spill Response, Spill Kits & Absorbents

Efficient Spill Management for Hydrocarbons

The 25L Oil Bag Spill Kit provides a practical and space-saving solution for managing small to medium oil and fuel spills in industrial, commercial, and mobile environments. Specifically engineered to absorb hydrocarbons while repelling water, this kit is essential for areas where oil-based liquid spills pose a risk to safety and the environment.

With a 25-litre absorption capacity, this kit is the ideal choice for service vehicles, mechanical workshops, warehouses, garages, plant rooms, and construction sites. The specialized absorbent materials work quickly to soak up liquids, helping to mitigate slip hazards, fire risks, and potential environmental contamination.

Compact and Portable Design

Packed in a durable, easy-to-carry bag, this kit is lightweight and optimized for storage in tight spaces. Its compact dimensions make it especially suitable for mobile teams and smaller workspaces where storage space is limited but spill preparedness is a critical safety requirement. It is specifically manufactured to fit under or in small cab spaces, making it an indispensable tool for vehicle-mounted emergency response.

Kit Contents

1 x Durable PVC Carrier Bag
1 x 15L Coco Peat Absorbent
1 x 1.2m Universal Absorbent Boom
1 x Universal Absorbent Pillow
1 x Dust Pan & Brush
1 x Pair of Heavy Duty PVC Gloves
1 x Pair of Safety Goggles
1 x Dust Mask
1 x Heavy Duty Recovery Bag
1 x Spill Instruction Guide
1 x Inventory Guide

Weight	3,3 kg
Dimensions	36 × 16 × 60 cm

Product Overview

The 25L Oil Bag Spill Kit is a specialized hydrocarbon spill response kit. It is designed to selectively absorb oils and fuels while repelling water, ensuring that spills are contained without spreading the contaminant through water contact.

Technical Specifications

Absorption Capacity: 25 Litres
Weight: 3.3 kg
Dimensions: Length: 36cm, Width: 16cm, Height: 60cm
Absorbent Type: Hydrocarbon-specific (Absorbs oils, repels water)
Primary Use: Oil, Diesel, Fuel, and non-aggressive chemicals

Ideal Applications

Mobile Units: Service vehicles, trucks, and heavy machinery cabs.
Workshops: Mechanical garages, plant rooms, and maintenance bays.
Industrial: Warehouses, construction sites, and small-scale manufacturing.

Safety & Maintenance

Safety Precautions

Always wear the provided PPE (gloves, goggles, and mask) when handling spill materials.
Ensure the spill is contained immediately to prevent it from entering drains or soil.
Dispose of used absorbent materials in accordance with local environmental regulations.

Maintenance & Inspection

Regular Audits: Periodically check the kit to ensure all components are present and seals are intact.
Refills: This kit is designed for easy replenishment. Individual components can be purchased as refills to maintain kit readiness.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place to maintain the integrity of the absorbent materials and the PVC carrier.

Troubleshooting & FAQs

Q: Can this kit be used for aggressive acids?
A: No. This kit is specifically formulated for hydrocarbons (oils and fuels) and non-aggressive chemicals. For aggressive chemical spills, a dedicated chemical spill kit should be used.

Q: How do I know if my kit needs a refill?
A: Use the included Inventory Guide to perform monthly or quarterly inspections. If any item is used or the seal is broken, restock immediately.

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Last updated: August 20, 2026