Absorber, absorbent granule for general use absorbent/absorbent. Thanks to the fine-grained composition, the liquid is absorbed quickly and leaves the surface dry. It is easy to stop the spread of spilled or spilled liquid and to dry the wetted area. Generally binds all liquids from solid surfaces. The liquid to be absorbed penetrates and is encapsulated in the fine cracks of the granule as long as the granule is able to absorb the liquid into itself. This way the surface can be prevented from slipping. The product is suitable for all situations where maximum absorption capacity is required as quickly as possible

• Very absorbent
• A fast-acting product that absorbs liquids immediately
• 1 kg of product absorbs 1 liter of liquid
• Optimal stability; the granules remain small even after absorption
• For general use
• For absorbing oil, fuels, grease, solvents, weak acids, bases and water-based chemicals
• Not suitable for absorbing hydrochloric acid
• Non-slip
• No risk of slipping on granules
• No mud or liquid remains on the floor
• Easy to brush off

No rubbing and no dust With the granules, you can immediately clean the floor on which oil, grease or other liquid has been spilled or leaked. Can be used, for example, in industrial plants, repair shops, foundries, shipyards, printing houses, chemical industry, purification plants and cold rooms. Apply the agent on or around the spilled liquid to prevent the liquid from spreading. Wait for the granules to absorb the liquid and then enhance the absorption by mixing the granules in a circular motion. When the liquid is completely absorbed, brush away the granules. After use, the absorbent granule is special waste and must be disposed of in accordance with the regulations in force regarding the absorbent material.

Classification of the substance or mixture
2008/1272/EC
The mixture is not classified as dangerous according to Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008 (CLP).

Classification of substances or substances
2008/1272 / EG
Blandningen klassificeras inte som farlig enligt Förordning (EG) nr 1272/2008 (CLP).