FUNCTION:
A safe and effective method to neutralize and absorb hazardous acid spills.

REGULATORY CONSIDERATION :
Personnel safety risks and environmental hazards are minimized. Handles "Foreseeable Emergency" during "uncontrolled release of hazardous material" (OSHA 1910.1200). Satisfies spill neutralizer requirements in OSHA 1926.441 & 1910.178.

ADDED ADVANTAGES:
"Safety Yellow" product labeling contains Use directions and abbreviated MSDS. Neutralizing Acid Absorber^® contains no hazardous ingredients. Floors and equipment left dry. Corrosion damage stopped. No stains.

EFFECTIVELY NEUTRALIZES AND ABSORBS:
Sulfuric, Hydrochloric, Phosphoric, and Nitric Acids.
Not recommended for Hydrofluoric Acid Spills.

SIMPLE TO USE DIRECTIONS:
ONE pound of spilled acid is neutralized and absorbed by
TWO pounds of NEUTRALIZING ACID ABSORBER^® in
THREE minutes.

AVAILABILITY:
RG-3050 - 48 POUNDS IN RIGID PLASTIC PAIL
RG 30210 - 210 POUNDS IN RIGID CONTAINER -OPTIONAL DOLLY (RM-2640)
RG-30500 - 500 POUNDS IN RIGID STEEL DRUM -OPTIONAL DOLLY (3W039)

Neutralizing Acid Absorber^™ is a dry powder blend specifically formulated to neutralize and absorb electrolyte spills. The product works in two steps:
1) Upon contact with electrolyte, the electrolyte is neutralized. "Neutralized" means the sulfuric acid is converted to water and sodium salt. This happens very quickly.
2) The water is then absorbed. Only a powder is left to clean-up. This is much easier to clean-up than a paste liquid.

What is the shelf life of Neutralizing Acid Absorber^™?

Products over five years old have been evaluated and found to be fully effective. We have been careful to package the product in quality plastic containers. This protects against contamination from the environment. Normal variations in moisture have not caused the product to "clump". Shelf life characteristics are very good even with partially used containers - if the cap is put back on after use. Neutralizing Acid Absorber^™ will not "clump" like boxes of baking soda or bags of sodium bicarbonate.

How do I determine if I have applied enough Neutralizing Acid Absorber^™ to an electrolyte spill?

In treating a spill with Neutralizing Acid Absorber^™, begin by forming a dike around the outer edge of the spill. This will limit the contaminated area. Continue applying the product working toward the center of the spill. When all the liquid is covered, sufficient product has been applied. If liquid puddles reappear, simply add more Neutralizing Acid Absorber^™ to those areas. Allow to sit for 3-5 minutes, then sweep up with clean-up equipment provided in your FIRST RESPONDER^™ Acid Spill Kit.