Meltblown GPSK-30 Universal 30 Gallon Overpack Spill Kit
Meltblown Technologies$339.00
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The Meltblown Technologies GPSK-30 is a universal spill kit packed in a 30 gallon yellow overpack drum with a screw-top lid. Meltblown rates it at up to 36 gallons absorbed and describes it as a reusable kit for small to medium spills. The drum holds the used sorbent afterward, so the cleanup goes back into the container it came out of.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Meltblown part | GPSK-30 |
| Sorbent | Universal (gray) |
| Absorbs | Up to 36 gallons |
| Contents | 25 pads 15 in x 18 in, 6 socks 3 in x 12 ft, 6 pillows 18 in x 18 in, 3 disposal bags, 1 pair of goggles, 1 pair of nitrile gloves, 1 Emergency Response Guidebook |
| Container | 30 gallon screw-top overpack drum, 21 in diameter x 28.5 in tall |
| Shipping weight | 41 lb |
Universal (gray) sorbent takes oil, water, coolant and most non-aggressive chemicals. It is the wrong choice for strong acids and bases, aggressive solvents and oxidizers, which need a HazMat kit. How the three sorbent types compare: sorbent chemistry.
For SPCC facilities: the EPA's SPCC rule lists sorbent materials as one of the containment methods a facility may use for general secondary containment, alongside dikes, berms and drip pans, and they count only when trained people are there to deploy them (40 CFR 112.7(c)). Whether a kit like this fits your plan is your plan's call.
A kit's rating is what it holds if every sorbent is fully loaded; a real response uses less. Choosing a size: sizing by gallon load.
Compare our other spill kits.
The Meltblown Technologies GPSK-30 is a universal spill kit packed in a 30 gallon yellow overpack drum with a screw-top lid. Meltblown rates it at up to 36 gallons absorbed and describes it as a reusable kit for small to medium spills. The drum holds the used sorbent afterward, so the cleanup goes back into the container it came out of.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Meltblown part | GPSK-30 |
| Sorbent | Universal (gray) |
| Absorbs | Up to 36 gallons |
| Contents | 25 pads 15 in x 18 in, 6 socks 3 in x 12 ft, 6 pillows 18 in x 18 in, 3 disposal bags, 1 pair of goggles, 1 pair of nitrile gloves, 1 Emergency Response Guidebook |
| Container | 30 gallon screw-top overpack drum, 21 in diameter x 28.5 in tall |
| Shipping weight | 41 lb |
Universal (gray) sorbent takes oil, water, coolant and most non-aggressive chemicals. It is the wrong choice for strong acids and bases, aggressive solvents and oxidizers, which need a HazMat kit. How the three sorbent types compare: sorbent chemistry.
For SPCC facilities: the EPA's SPCC rule lists sorbent materials as one of the containment methods a facility may use for general secondary containment, alongside dikes, berms and drip pans, and they count only when trained people are there to deploy them (40 CFR 112.7(c)). Whether a kit like this fits your plan is your plan's call.
A kit's rating is what it holds if every sorbent is fully loaded; a real response uses less. Choosing a size: sizing by gallon load.
Compare our other spill kits.
