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PIG® Oil-Only Absorbent Mat Pad #MAT403 - Heavyweight • 15" x 20" • 100 pads Lasts 2x longer than ordinary mats for fewer change-outs, while only absorbing oil and fuels, NOT water. Loves oil. Hates water. Our most cost-effective mat when you only need to absorb oilbased liquids Eight layers of 100% polypropylene are thermally bonded to make PIG Mat the strongest mat on the market; won't rip, tear or fray even when saturated Exclusive dimple pattern speeds wicking of liquid throughout mat for faster, easier cleanup Highly absorbent, fine-fiber construction won't leave behind liquids or fiber residue Absorbs oil and fuels, NOT water White color tells you it’s only for oils and fuels; draws attention to machine leaks and clearly shows saturation level during spill response Floats to clean up spills on water Can be wrung out and incinerated after use to reduce waste or for fuels blending Flame-resistant material won't burn immediately like cellulose mats; melts when exposed to high heat while on the job Pads are ideal for catching drips and soaking up spills Easy-tear perforations let you take only what you need, so you use less mat and save money Heavy-weight construction is highly durable and absorbent for demanding tasks and large-volume cleanups Always in stock. Ships within 24 hours. Online: newpig.com One Pork Avenue • Tipton PA 16684-0304 © 2016 New Pig Corporation. All rights reserved. PIG and the PIG logo are trademarks in the U.S. and other countries. Email: hothogs@newpig

Technical Information Warnings & Restrictions: There are no known warnings and restrictions for this product. Fluid Absorbed: Oil-Based Liquids - Not Water Perforated Down Center Widthwise Poly-Backed Barrier: National Stock Number (NSN): Regulations and Compliance: 40 CFR 122.26 - When applying for a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit, facilities must have a plan in place that describes actions, procedures, control techniques, management practices and equipment available to prevent illegal discharge of pollutants into waterways. 40 CFR 112.7 - SPCC planning...