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Portwest 50 Litre Chemical Kit - Yellow

Code: SM91YER

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1 - 4 packs
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£121.80 inc vat
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£33.83 per item
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BS 7959 - For Spill Materials Used For The Control Of Liquid Spillages (Part 1)

BS 7959 - For Spill Materials Used For The Control Of Liquid Spillages (Part 1)

BS7959 is the British Standard, which contains 3 parts for spill control products: absorbency, oil only sorbents, and colour coding for spill.

BS 7959-1:2004:

Part 1: Determination of Sorbency

This tests the absorbency rate for a variety of different sorbents i.e. pads, socks, pillows etc. using diesel fuel, hydraulic oil, motor oil, xylene, deionized water. The absorbency is measured in litres of liquid absorbed per Kg. After 30 seconds if the sorbent has retained the liquid it passes the standard.

BS 7959 - For Spill Materials Used For The Control Of Liquid Spillages (Part 2)

BS 7959 - For Spill Materials Used For The Control Of Liquid Spillages (Part 2)

BS 7959-2:2000:

Part 2: Determination of water repellency or buoyancy for hydrophobic (oil sorbent) materials

This test is performed in the same manner as part 1, however it only measures the absorbency for oil only sorbents.

BS 7959 - For Spill Materials Used For The Control Of Liquid Spillages (Part 3)

BS 7959 - For Spill Materials Used For The Control Of Liquid Spillages (Part 3)

BS 7959-3:2007:

Part 3: Colour coding of sorbent materials

All sorbents are categorised using different colours according to their industrial application: Oil Only sorbents are white or blue and are used with oils, hydrocarbons and liquids which do not mix with or absorb water. Maintenance sorbents are grey and are used with most liquids that do not degrade the sorbent. Chemical sorbents are yellow and are used with most aggressive chemical liquids.

PRODUCT DETAILS & SPECIFICATIONS

Introducing the Portwest 50 Litre Chemical Kit in Yellow: a versatile solution engineered for the effective containment and management of chemical spills. Suitable for both exterior and interior settings, this kit embodies precision, performance, and reliability, ensuring optimal safety across varied environments.

Key Features:

  • Versatility at its Best: Crafted for use in both outdoor and indoor scenarios, this kit provides flexibility and convenience in addressing chemical spills wherever they occur.
  • Reinforced Construction: The pads and socks feature a reinforced design, ensuring they retain harmful and hazardous substances, including acids and solvents, with utmost efficacy.
  • Comprehensive Protection: Beyond mere containment, the kit ensures harmful chemicals are securely locked in, reducing risks and enhancing safety measures.
  • Standards Compliance: Adhering to the BS 7959-1 and BS 7959-3 standards, this kit showcases top-notch quality, offering a reliable response mechanism for chemical spills.

The Portwest 50 Litre Chemical Kit in Yellow stands as a testament to robust design and effective functionality. With its reinforced construction and standards-compliant design, it assures a holistic and dependable approach to managing chemical hazards, creating a safer space for all.

    Standards

    • BS 7959-1
    • BS 7959-3

    Specifications

    Weight
    6.46kg
    Colour
    Yellow
    Country of Origin
     United Kingdom

    Specifications are subject to change - See Terms & Conditions for more info

    KEY FEATURES

    Silver Ecovadis Sustainability Rating 2022

    Silver Ecovadis Sustainability Rating 2022

    Portwest has been independently rated by Ecovadis for its environmental, social, and ethical performance and achieved a silver rating, meaning they are in the top 25% of globally rated companies.
    The pillars taken into consideration include the environment, labour practices and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement.