Collection: Spill Control

Sorbents, spill kits, and absorbent products for fast response to oil, fuel, and chemical spills. Built for facilities under EPA SPCC, OSHA HAZWOPER, and DOT hazmat compliance, plus the routine drips and leaks every shop, garage, and warehouse deals with daily.

Choose by spill type

White (oil-only) picks up petroleum, fuels, and lubricants while repelling water, which is what you want outdoors and around drains. Gray (universal) handles any non-aggressive liquid: water-based coolants, solvents, hydraulic fluid, oil. Yellow (chemical/HazMat) is rated for acids, bases, and aggressive chemicals where universal pads would break down or off-gas.

Choose by format

Sorbents are the building block: pads for wipe-down, rolls for high-volume floor coverage, socks for diking around equipment, booms for outdoor/water containment. Spill kits bundle absorbents with PPE, disposal bags, and a portable container so a 5-gallon drum-leak response doesn't require running back to the supply room. Secondary containment covers the prevention side: drum pallets, IBC platforms, and decks that catch a leak before it reaches the floor.

Compliance context

Facilities storing more than 1,320 gallons of oil aboveground are covered by the EPA SPCC rule (40 CFR 112), which requires a written plan and the means to prevent and respond to discharges. OSHA 1910.120 (HAZWOPER) requires hazardous-substance spill responders to have appropriate equipment available before the spill happens, not after. DOT 49 CFR 393.95 requires placarded hazmat carriers to carry a spill kit sized to the load. The right kit and absorbent on the wall is the cheapest line of defense in any of these.

Made in USA

Spilfyter sorbents are manufactured at FyterTech's De Pere, Wisconsin plant. Brady SPC absorbents are produced in Somerset, New Jersey. Eagle Manufacturing's steel and poly secondary containment is built in Wellsburg, West Virginia. Bulk and fleet pricing available on volume orders — see our spill kit selection guide for sizing help.