High Absorbency Granules, 200 gm

The  High Absorbency Granules 200 gm is a specialized chemical absorbent product engineered for the rapid immobilization and subsequent removal of large-volume liquid spills, particularly hazardous and non-hazardous aqueous liquids. Designed for high efficiency, this formulation is specific for the containment of biohazard spills, including urine, vomit, and blood, by quickly turning liquid into a semi-solid gel to prevent horizontal spread. The formulation’s exceptional fluid uptake capacity facilitates the safe cleanup of clinical and hazardous liquids in medical, industrial, and institutional environments. By solidifying waste within containers like bedpans, urine bottles, and clinical waste bags, these granules prevent sloshing, leakage, and cross-contamination during handling and transport.

Features:

• Extreme Absorption Capacity: Specifically formulated for a high-volume liquid-to-mass ratio, where each 200 g shaker unit is capable of absorbing and solidifying up to 20 liters of water-based liquids.
• Rapid Fluid Immobilization: The granular structure facilitates instantaneous surface contact with the spilled liquid, initiating a fast gelling process to effectively contain the spill area and prevent spreading.
• Universal Surface Compatibility: Proven effective and safe for application on both hard non-porous surfaces (e.g., medical vinyl, tile) and soft, fibrous surfaces (e.g., carpeting, upholstery) in varied environments.
• Integrated Odor Control: Contains an essential, mild perfume agent that works to chemically neutralize or mask the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that cause unpleasant odors associated with biohazards and clinical waste.
• Enhanced Waste Handling Safety: Facilitates the safe solidification of liquid waste in common medical receptacles (bedpans, vomit bowls, and urine bottles) to eliminate splashing and provide secure spill-prevention during transportation to disposal sites.
• Optimal for Biohazard Response: An ideal containment solution for blood, urine, vomit, and other infectious fluids, reducing the environmental footprint and occupational risk associated with spill management.

Documents:

• Safety Data Sheet