Understand the main differences between absorbent lines and choose according to the type of liquid in your operation.
The white line is suitable for hydrocarbons such as oil, diesel, gasoline, lubricants and petroleum products. It is the standard choice when the goal is to absorb oil, including where water is present.
The green line is suitable for aggressive chemicals, acids, bases, solvents and chemicals that require specific compatibility.
The gray line handles general liquids in maintenance, operational and industrial cleaning environments. It is an option for mixed scenarios involving neither pure hydrocarbons nor a specific aggressive chemical.
Does the white line absorb water?
The white line is designed for oil and petroleum products and repels water, making it suitable for hydrocarbons.
When should I use the green line?
Use the green line for aggressive chemicals, acids, bases, solvents and chemicals that require specific compatibility.
Is the gray line suitable for oil?
The gray line is for general liquids. For oil and petroleum products, the white line is usually the primary recommendation.