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All of our branded workplace information boards and first aid points can be customized to meet your specific needs and can help reinforce best practice and drive change in your safety programmes.

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Workplace spills and incidents come in different shapes and sizes and in different locations and scenarios – and it’s no surprise then that Spill Kits also come in a range of sizes and formats to meet this need. Here at SafetyBuyer, we’ve thought carefully about the range of spill kits we’ve developed and hope we’ve combined choice, price, and availability in just the right way for you.

Absorbent Booms: Booms can also be described as ‘big absorbent socks’ and work in the same way. Oil-only booms have a specialist role in marine environments and are known for their very high absorbency. Marine booms have hooks or karabiner clips on each end to enable them to be joined together to create a long barrier, that will float on the surface of water.

For any further information or to discuss your spill control requirements, please do not hesitate to call us today on 0800 043 0161 or email sales@safetybuyer.com

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But, just like the stand-alone ashtray, the vehicle ashtray began to lose popularity and in 1994, vehicles began to be produced without them and instead, offer the buyer the option to include one from the dealer.[1]

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Within our spill kits, you’ll also find our full-colour instruction sheet with handy guidance notes, pictograms and space to add emergency contacts.

Spill Kits in Vinyl Holdalls: A more robust and durable option than the clip-top bags, but still offering excellent value for money. These can be refilled and are more suitable for longer-term use on vehicles or in more demanding environments. The added shoulder strap means they can be hung in a visible place and quickly taken to a spill location.

While simple, primitive forms of ashtrays existed long before the 19th century, it was during the start of the 20th century that the design, aesthetics and their popularity really took off. As more women began to smoke in the early 1900s, the ashtray went closer to an art form. Many women avoided the use of the traditional ashtray as it failed to reflect their feminine values through an activity that was long declared as being exclusive to men. What emerged were detailed, often very fancy ashtrays. These ashtrays depicted pastoral scenes of maidens wandering through vibrantly colored landscapes. Some even featured very luxurious cast-iron models of women in fancy dresses, animals in states of play and the occasional porcelain or ceramic tray highlighting extravagant floral arrangements.[1]

Spill Kits in Clip Closed Carriers: Economical Spill Kits sized from 15 Litres up to 70 Litres and designed for one-time use, they are ideal for smaller spills and can be placed in various locations around your site or across your fleet of vehicles.

While the addition of vehicle ashtrays is now becoming something of the past, there was a time when these not only came standard, they were expected. In the early years, design oversights put these ash receptacles right below the A/C and heating so every time the owner would use either of these, the ash would inadvertently fly in their face or even all throughout the car. But as new models of vehicles were constantly introduced to the public, these little foibles gave way and many began to use chrome trays with covers that could be opened and closed at the driver's discretion. Many luxury cars would make it a more luxurious design and it was common to see intricately made ashtrays in some of the high-end cars of the day. These ashtrays would feature leather, high-end metals and even specialized engravings by the manufacturer.[1]

As time went on, and the onset of women smoking both cigars and cigarettes became less of a departure from the average person, ashtrays saw a decline in design aesthetics and began more of a shift towards practicality. However, it was not uncommon to see ashtrays featuring pin-up girls in bars during this decade. It was also during this time that another trend in ashtrays began to emerge, which was the auto-ashtray.[1]

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With a comprehensive inventory of spill management equipment and absorbents, we are able to manage the production of all our spill kits in-house, which supports our daily focus on delivering quality, value, and exceptional service to our customers. This ensures that hazardous waste is dealt with efficiently and safely.

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If you’ve visited a few different websites before landing here, you may have noticed an industry colour coding convention for the absorbent materials that are used in Spill Response Kits. These absorbent materials are one of the most cost-effective and efficient ways of containing and recovering spilt liquids. They are coloured Grey, White, and Yellow and are used in Maintenance, Oil, and Chemical Spill Kits respectively.

If you’re already using spill kits or looking to update your provision and give them a more professional and prominent location on site, then be sure to look at our range of Spill Stations, Spill Stations with First Aid Points, COSHH Safety Stations, and Branded Spill Cleaning Stations.

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Spill Kits in Static Bins: Re-fillable and like an old-fashioned 80 Litre ‘Dustbin’ style bin, these are placed at high spill hazard locations and are not intended to be moved around the site.

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We also offer Spill Kit Refills for all our kits sized 90 Litres and above. This enables the container or wheelie bin to be re-stocked for a lower cost and lower carbon footprint than buying a completely new kit if this is not required. Simply use the drop-down option on our spill kit pages and select the refill kit.

Absorbent Pillows: Best suited for high-volume spills. They are designed to be placed in pools of fluid and areas where fluid collects. Spill socks can be placed around the pillows to create another barrier and prevent further spread.

Spill Kits in Wheeled Bins: Re-fillable and available in 120Litre, 240 Litre, and 360 Litre sizes with 2 wheels and 1100 Litre sizes with 4 wheels. Our industrial sized 4-wheeled spill kits feature ‘drop-fronts’ to aid access to the contents, making them highly versatile for various spill situations.

Absorbent Pads: Perfect for absorbing smaller spills and wiping down surfaces once a spill has been contained. Larger Spill Kits may have 200 or more absorbent pads and can halt the spread of a spill when placed promptly over a larger surface area.

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(Black / Grey Absorbents) are used for Maintenance Spill Kits, which can also be described as ‘Universal’ or ‘General Purpose’ Spill Kits as they can be used for absorbing all types of fluids, excluding aggressive chemicals. These are the most used in workshops, factories, and you’ll have seen them under leaking refrigeration units in supermarkets too. We’ve described them as Black / Grey as they come in different shades (but you know what we mean).

Call us today on 0800 043 0161 or email sales@safetybuyer.com to discuss your Spill Kit requirements or read on for more information about SafetyBuyer own brand Spill Kits.

Because we hold large amounts of UK manufactured absorbents in stock and build & label our own branded spill kits, we can provide a custom build service. If you have a requirement to change the combination of absorbents or the size or type of container used for your spill kits, please get in touch with us to discuss your requirements.

The word "ashtray" in unhyphenated form, rather than "ash tray" or "ash-tray", did not come into common use until 1926.[2]

The internet is a great purchasing tool, quickly presenting large amounts of information for prospective buyers to review and make their purchasing choice. However, there are many products, including spill kits, that might look the same but require a closer look to establish the best value proposition.

Absorbent Rolls: Generally, not used in all but the largest of spill kits sizes but allows you to tear off the exact amount needed to reduce wastage. More often these would be used within a manufacturing or maintenance environment, where small spills and wipe-downs need a convenient absorbent on hand to use as required.

By having the appropriate spill response kits readily available on-site, with adequately trained employees, you can be confidently ‘spill prepared’ and avoid the costly and damaging consequences of uncontained spills. Our spill kits are designed to help you manage spills safely and effectively.

From our 15 Litre spill kits in clip-top bags, through to our best-selling 120 Litre and 240 Litre Spill Kits in highly-visible yellow wheelie bins and our industrial sized 1100 Litre spill kits, we have an excellent choice of fixed and mobile spill kits to ensure you are prepared for every day spills or something more serious.

We offer a great range of Chemical Spill Kits, Oil Spill Kits, and Maintenance (or general purpose) Spill Kits, all available from stock for immediate shipping and in a choice of sizes and formats to help you respond quickly to most spill scenarios. These spill kits are designed for quick and effective spill management.

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Today, ashtrays are still used for cigarette smokers, but they have also been making a small revival in popularity from the cigar aficionados of the world. Ashtrays designed for cigars are often larger than standard ashtrays and include notches big enough to hold the cigar.[1]

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Once you've got them - the next job is to make sure your spill response kits are where they should be when you need them, and they're maintained and ready for use. And this is where SafetyBuyer can help.

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There are ashtrays that have a cover to prevent odor from leaving the ashtray. It also prevents oxygen from flowing in, so a cigarette will go out by itself, even if it has not been completely extinguished by pushing into the surface.

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At SafetyBuyer, we never skimp and prefer to put more absorbent materials into our kits to win repeat business based on quality, value, and service. We always stock our spill kits with high-quality, UK-manufactured absorbents in competitive quantities for simply great value spill preparedness.

An ashtray is a receptacle for ash from cigarettes, cigars, and other smokable products. Ashtrays typically are made of fire-retardant material such as glass, heat-resistant plastic, pottery, metal, or stone. It differs from a cigarette receptacle, which is specifically for discarding cigarettes after being smoked.

(White Absorbents) used for Oil-only Spill Kits. These can only be used to absorb oil-based liquids such as vegetable oil, mineral oil and most hydrocarbon derivatives on land and in water too. In technical terms these are described as ‘hydro-phobic’ (or afraid of water) as they repel water and will only absorb the oil. This makes them ideal for soaking up oil spills outdoors or in water as the absorbent won’t become saturated with water. These absorbent products will float on water and remove oil skims on the surface of water.

(Yellow Absorbents) are used for Chemical Spill Kits. Capable of absorbing all substances, including aggressive chemicals, both acids, and alkalis. The yellow colour denotes ‘warning’ and helps to communicate the hazardous nature of the spill and the spill response protocols and waste segregation and disposal that would differ from a non-hazardous spill. These kits are essential for dealing with hazardous substances.

The most common ashtray design is a shallow cylinder with a flat base, to rest on a table. Other ashtrays, particularly in public places, are wall-mounted, and larger than standard tabletop ashtrays due to the increased use they receive. There are also public ashtrays combined with trashcans. Many ashtrays have notches at the rim, to hold cigarettes and/or a cigar. Frequently ashtrays were equipped in older large or luxury cars before later being available as dealer-installed accessory items.[1]

Spill Kits represent important safety precautions for any business that handles, stores, or transports liquids. Even non-hazardous liquids can cause damage to equipment and create slip hazards, while chemical and oil spills can pose much greater risks to your employees and the environment. By using a chemical spill kit, you ensure that your business is prepared for any eventuality.