PIG® Fuel Station Spill Kit in Bucket - KIT4000

Store this bucket kit at a fuel island and use the static-dissipative PIG Absorbents to safely clean up small-to-medium sized fuel spills.

• Absorbs up to 30 L
• UN1H2/Y40/S
• 45-liter container size

Includes:

• 4 - PIG® Static-Dissipative Absorbent Sock (SKM700)
• 25 - PIG® Stat-Mat® Absorbent Pad (MAT215)
• 4 - PIG® Dri Loose Absorbent in Spill Pouch (PLP220)
• 1 - Economy Goggle (GLS290-AF)
• 1 - SHOWA 3415 Neoprene Gloves (GLV1208-XL)
• 1 - Apron
• 1 - Dustpan/Broom
• 5 - Polyethylene Disposal Bags (BAG201-S)
• 1 - Caution Tape
• 1 - 45-Liter Bucket

Description

• The only kits designed for fueling stations — tough, grime-hiding containers packed with absorbents specifically made for gasoline, diesel, jet fuel and kerosene
• Packed with absorbent, static-dissipative mats and socks that pass NFPA99 standards for static decay and surface resistivity
• Also contains PIG Loose Absorbent, PPE, caution tape and clean-up tools
• Absorbs and retains fuels and oil-based fluids without taking in a drop of water
• 12-gallon polyethylene bucket has easy-open, screw-on lid and is weatherproof and UV resistant
• Bucket is UN Rated 1H2/Y40/S for shipping waste after cleanup
• Opaque black bucket has reflective labeling for easy visibility at night, blends into most surroundings and hides grime from fueling operations
• Ideal for use anywhere there are fueling operations: marinas, garages, commercial facilities, military sites, airports, tanker terminals, construction sites, industrial facilities and remote operations
• Only PIG Spill Kits feature PIG Absorbents — the world's #1 selling brand
• Spill Kit dimensions are approximate
  

Specifications

Additional Information

Product Data Sheet (PDS)
Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for PIG® Oil-Only Absorbents
Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for PIG® DRI Loose Absorbents
Chemical Compatibility Guide for PIG Spill Kits
Instructions for PIG Fuel Station Kit in Bucket
Instructions for PIG Spill Kits

Dock Workers Rules (Safety, Health and Welfare), 1990, 78 (1)
Where there is a risk of explosion from electrical equipment....non-sparking tools shall be provided and used in such atmospheres.

National Oil Spill Disaster Contingency Plan (NOS-DCP) 8.3.2
Typical techniques involve: Application of sorbents either loose, as mats or in “sausages”. As many low viscosity chemical spills rapidly spread to cover a large surface area, these techniques are most applicable if the spread of the chemical can be confined.