Absorbents & Spill Control Catalog BradyID.com/SPC

Welcome to Brady SPC A name you can trust. Innovative absorbent and spill control products you can rely on. A history of reliability. Since its founding in Somerset, New Jersey nearly 40 years ago, SPC has been successfully developing, manufacturing and shipping absorbent products. Throughout the decades, our customers have relied on SPC products to help them prevent slips, trips and falls within their facilities. Our Guiding Principles: • Developing high quality products appropriately suited to your needs • Providing unmatched service levels • Leveraging our industry-leading sales force to recommend...

Learning Center A future of innovation. Absorbents and spill control products are our focus. At Brady SPC, we've invested in our people, processes and facilities to ensure that we provide you with the best products for all of your spill control needs. We're here to support you – every step of the way. Learning Center 2014 marked the beginning of a new chapter for Brady SPC in Louisville, Kentucky. Supported by a state-of-the-art facility, our investment provides you with: • Increased manufacturing capacity to handle most any request • Improved geographic positioning for better service Product...

Learning Center Learning Center Did you know? All SPC meltblown polypropylene products are made in Louisville, Kentucky.

Learning Center Why Is Spill Control Important? When a spill occurs, having a proper spill control program that enables quick and effective response can not only help to protect the environment, but also support a safe and productive workplace for your employees. Learning Center Brady SPC supplies products that help you comply with EPA and OSHA regulations. Why does that matter? Because our goal is to help support high levels of productivity and to limit equipment down time. The cost of non-compliance around this area of regulation can have devastating effects on a business’s reputation and financial...

Learning Center What is a SPCC Plan & Do I Need One? Learning Center A Spill Prevention Control & Countermeasure (SPCC) plan is a facility-specific, comprehensive plan outlining both the containment and countermeasures implemented to prevent a spill from occurring and a series of response procedures in the event that one does. The SPCC plan addresses the following three areas: • Operating procedures that prevent spills • Control measures installed to prevent a spill from reaching the environment • Countermeasures to contain, clean-up and mitigate the effects of an oil spill that reaches the environment...

Where Do Spills Occur? Not bound by the SPCC regulations? Having absorbents and spill kits on hand is still essential. The following facility diagram shows where spills most commonly occur. Take a look at these areas and keep them in mind when developing a spill control plan to help keep your facility safe and compliant. Exterior Bulk Storage Oil only products are ideal for outdoor leaks and spills absorbing oil and repelling water. Interior Fluid Storage Consider specialty items like drum top covers and spill pallets to manage all types of leaks. Machinery & Equipment SOCs surround machinery...

Learning Center Not Sure Where to Start? Let SPC Experts Help. We understand that surveying a facility for potential trouble spots, proper absorbent usage and product selection can be extremely time consuming and confusing. But we also believe that it can be extremely beneficial. • Cost Savings Worksheet Seeing is believing! This simple worksheet helps you compare the absorbents you are currently purchasing with our recommendations – quickly showing you the price difference and your cost savings. Contact your Brady SPC Representative for more information or for assistance selecting the right absorbents...

Learning Center Learning Center Do you know OSHA’s recent silica ruling? One of the most common compositions for granular absorbents is diatomaceous earth, which is 80-90% silica based. 48-&èX WJHJSY ąSFQ WZQJ TS QNRNYNSL J]UTXZWJ YT WJXUNWFGQJ HW^XYFQQNSJ silica was issued to curb lung cancer, silicosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and kidney disease. All of which have been linked to high levels of silica. 7JQ^ TS 'WFI^ 85( FGXTWGJSY UFIX FSI WTQQX FX F XFKJW RTWJ JKąHNJSY non-silica solution for absorbing leaks, drips and spills.

^ Making the Switch to Absorbents No facility is free from leaks, drips and spills. And when it comes to keeping your employees and the working environment safe, you need a reliable and cost-effective absorbent solution. Take a look at the below comparisons between granular, rags and SPC absorbent pads to determine what solution best fits your needs. Laundered Rags • Pros: Recycled and full system (products and disposal supported by the supplier) • Cons: After each laundering, the rags lose some of their absorbency. Hard metals can never be completely removed, leading to significant health risks...

Learning Center Absorbents Choosing Your Know What You’re Absorbing Water- or Oil-Based Fluids SPC Recommends: Universal Absorbents Learning Center Use around machinery, under leaky pipes, in messy traffic areas or for general maintenance projects. Re-Form™ universal absorbents made of recycled materials offer an environmentally friendly solution. Universal For Water- or Oil-Based Fluids Coolants Solvents Gasoline Kerosene Vegetable Oil Latex Paint Hydraulic Oil Motor Oil Brake Fluid Cooking Oil Turpentine Lubricants Oil-Based Fluids Outdoors/Water Repelling SPC Recommends: Oil Only Absorbents...

Learning Center Choosing Your Absorbents Identify Your Application General Purpose Wiping, Drips & Leaks SPC Recommends: Pads, Rolls, Socs & Pillows Pre-cut pads and perforated rolls provide easy access to absorbents for general purpose use around your facility. Use specialized SOCs and pillows around or underneath dripping equipment. Learning Center -JF[^ +TTY +TWPQNKY 9WFKąH SPC Recommends: Mats & Rugs Mats and rugs offer greater durability to withstand harsh conditions. Barrier-backed options prevent liquid from penetrating the absorbent and reaching the oor underneath while printed mats warn...