Spill Kit Refills

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Spill Kit Instruction Sign - 450x600 - Spill Kits & Refills General Purpose Spill Kit - REFILL - 100L 59.5 kg
General Purpose Spill Kit - REFILL - 100L
$201.90
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Spill Kit Instruction Sign - 450x600 - Spill Kits & Refills Oil Fuel Spill Kit - REFILL - 120L 350 kg
Oil Fuel Spill Kit - REFILL - 120L
$350.20
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Spill Kit Instruction Sign - 450x600 - Spill Kits & Refills General Purpose Spill Kit - REFILL - 120L 350 kg
General Purpose Spill Kit - REFILL - 120L
$350.20
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Spill Kit Instruction Sign - 450x600 - Spill Kits & Refills General Purpose - REFILL - 200L 45.5 kg
General Purpose - REFILL - 200L
$357.00
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General Purpose Spill Kit - 20L - REFILL 10.5 kg
General Purpose Spill Kit - 20L - REFILL
$130.75
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Spill kit refills allow a workplace to restock an existing spill kit after it has been used, rather than purchasing an entirely new kit and container. This collection covers general purpose and oil/fuel spill kit refills across a range of absorbent capacities.

What's included:

  • General purpose refills: 20L, 100L, 120L, and 200L General Purpose Spill Kit Refills for everyday workplace liquids
  • Oil and fuel refill: Oil Fuel Spill Kit Refill 120L for hydrocarbon spills

Use cases:

  • Workshops and warehouses: top up absorbents after a spill kit has been used, keeping the original container in service
  • Transport and fleet depots: restock oil/fuel-specific refills where hydrocarbon spills are the main risk
  • Facilities managing multiple kit sizes: match the refill capacity (20L through to 200L) to the spill kit container already on site

FAQs

How do I know which refill size to order?
Match the refill litre rating (20L, 100L, 120L, or 200L) to the absorbent capacity of your existing spill kit container.

What's the difference between a general purpose and an oil/fuel refill?
General purpose refills are designed for a broad range of workplace liquids, while oil/fuel refills use absorbents suited specifically to hydrocarbons such as fuel and oil.

Can I use a general purpose refill for a chemical or hazchem spill?
General purpose absorbents are not designed for aggressive chemicals — a dedicated hazchem-rated kit or refill should be used for those substances.

How often should spill kits be checked and restocked?
Spill kits should be checked regularly and after every use, with refills ordered promptly so the kit is back to full capacity for the next incident.