Hazmat Safety -- Occupational Health & Safety

SpillFix

Hazmat Safety

SpillFix instantly absorbs hazardous liquid spills, including oil, solvents, paints, and chemicals, on contact. Traditional absorbents just blot spills, meaning floors remain slippery and take hours to dry. SpillFix is dust free, chemical free, and non-carcinogenic. Some absorbents release dust and carcinogenic crystalline silica into the air, creating a hazardous breathing environment; SpillFix is 100 percent environmentally safe. Workers can use SpillFix to remove oil and hazardous liquids from their hands and tools.

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