Our largest bag-style kit, this 30L spill kit still packs into a lightweight, clip-closed bag while giving you the most absorbent capacity before stepping up to a holdall or bin-based kit.
Choose from three absorbency types to match what you're protecting against. Oil Only kits use a hydrophobic absorbent that repels water and only soaks up oils, fuels and hydrocarbons, making them ideal for outdoor use where rainwater or standing water is present. Maintenance kits use a general-purpose absorbent that handles oils, coolants, solvents and water-based fluids, covering most day-to-day workshop and garage spills. Chemical kits are built to resist aggressive acids, alkalis and unknown substances, and are colour-coded yellow so staff can identify the right kit at a glance - though the colour only identifies the kit type, not the liquid spilled, so always follow your site's own COSHH risk assessment.
Every kit is supplied ready-packed with absorbent pads and socks sized to its capacity, along with hazard disposal bags and an instruction sheet, so there's no need to source separate consumables before you can respond to a spill.
Suited to workshops, vans, plant rooms and small-to-medium sites needing solid absorbent capacity in a lightweight, portable bag.
Size: 30L
Packaging: Clip-closed bag
Absorbency Types: Oil Only (hydrophobic, repels water - oils, fuels & hydrocarbons only) | Maintenance (oils, coolants, solvents & water-based fluids) | Chemical (acids, alkalis & aggressive or unknown chemicals - yellow coded)
Typical Contents: Absorbent pads and socks, hazard disposal bags with ties, instruction sheet
Absorbent Material: Meltblown/spunbond polypropylene nonwoven fibre
Compliance: COSHH-ready workplace spill response
1. Is a 30L kit big enough for my site?
30L suits moderate spills - a single vehicle, several containers, or busier workshop use. For drums or tanks, size up to our 50L holdall or bin-based kits.
2. Can I use an Oil Only kit for a chemical spill?
No. Oil Only absorbents are hydrophobic and are not built to resist aggressive chemicals - always use a Chemical kit for acids, alkalis or unknown substances.
3. Does the yellow colour of the Chemical kit tell me what the spilled liquid is?
No, the yellow colouring only identifies the kit type - it does not identify or neutralise an unknown chemical, so always follow your site's COSHH risk assessment.
4. How do I dispose of used absorbents?
Treat saturated pads, socks and pillows as contaminated or hazardous waste and arrange collection through a licensed waste carrier - do not put them in general waste.
5. Where should I store this kit?
Keep it somewhere visible and easy to reach quickly, such as a van door pocket, workshop wall hook, or plant room shelf, close to where a spill is most likely to happen.
All our products are dispatched from the United Kingdom, with 1000's available for next day delivery (order by 1pm) and many more in 2-4 working days. For custom-made or made-to-order items, delivery times may vary, and any exceptions will be clearly indicated during the checkout process.
