Pratt 240 litre Hazchem economy spill kit refill

The ESKRFH240 is a refill pack, not a complete kit. It is built to restock a Pratt 240 litre Hazchem economy spill station after you have used it, so you are buying the absorbents and clean-up consumables in one go rather than chasing each component separately. The colour coding is yellow, which is the standard Pratt uses across its Hazchem range for chemical spill work.

After a spill has been dealt with, your kit is depleted and your site is back to square one until it is topped up. Reordering the whole refill in a single line means you get the right mix of floor sweep, booms, pillows and pads, and you avoid the situation where a station sits half-stocked because someone forgot to reorder one item. If you already run a 240 litre Hazchem station from Pratt, this is the matched restock for it. You can view the full refill listing on Done Right Safety to check the exact pack contents before you order.

Worth flagging up front: the refill does not include a bag or container. It is the consumables only, sized to drop back into an existing 240 litre kit.

Make sure it matches your station

The first check is the one that is easiest to get wrong. The ESKRFH240 is the Hazchem version, yellow coded for chemical spills, and it is a 240 litre economy refill. If your site runs a general purpose (grey) station or an oil and fuel (white) station, this is not the matched restock for it. Match the spill type and the kit size to what you already own. If you are not sure what your existing station is, the colour coding on the current absorbents is the quickest tell: yellow means Hazchem.

Because this is a refill, it assumes you still have the original bag, bin or cabinet. If your housing is damaged or missing, you would want a complete kit rather than a refill on its own.

Restocking after a spill

Work through the components as a set. The Zeolite floor sweep handles granular absorption across the spill area, the 1.2M and 2.4M booms let you ring or channel a spill before it spreads, and the pillows and pads soak up the pooled and residual liquid. The dust pan and brush set is for recovering spent floor sweep, and the contaminated waste bags are where used absorbents go for disposal. Lay everything back into the station in the order you would reach for it, so the booms and pads are easy to grab first.

Keep it ready and check it over

Treat the refill as part of a cycle: use the kit, then restock it before the next incident rather than after. It is worth doing a periodic look over absorbents that have been sitting for a long time, since contamination, damp or damage can affect them. The listing does not state shelf life or any standards, so confirm those details and any disposal requirements for your contaminated waste on the product page, the datasheet or with your waste contractor.

Only one of these is a true like-for-like option. The Pratt Economy 240LTR General Purpose Spill Kit Refill (ESKRFGP240) is the same type, a 240 litre economy refill, just grey coded for general purpose liquids rather than yellow Hazchem. The other two are adjacent same-family options rather than direct equivalents: they are complete kits with their own bags, in different sizes and for oil and fuel duty, so compare them on what job you actually need covered, not as straight swaps for this refill.

If you already run a Pratt 240 litre station, the choice is decided by what you store. Yellow Hazchem (this product) is for chemical spills; grey general purpose (ESKRFGP240) is for everyday liquids that are not aggressive acids or alkalis. Same size, same economy refill format, different absorbent chemistry.

The two complete kits are a different purchase. Reach for ESKGP075 if you need a smaller standalone general purpose kit with its own housing, or ESKOF075 if your risk is oil and fuel, since those white absorbents take on hydrocarbons and repel water. Neither is a refill, so they suit setting up a new point of response rather than topping up an existing 240 litre station.

As a restock, the ESKRFH240 does the job a refill should do. The contents are spelled out item by item, the floor sweep, booms, pillows, pads, waste bags and the dust pan and brush, so you can see exactly what lands back in your station. For anyone already running a Pratt 240 litre Hazchem economy kit, ordering the matched refill in one line is more reliable than reordering each consumable separately and hoping nothing gets missed.

What is confirmed on the listing is the component list, the yellow Hazchem colour coding, and the 30 litre floor sweep units. What is not on the listing matters just as much: there are no standards or ratings stated, and there is no shelf life, chemical compatibility detail or disposal guidance given here. Confirm those on the product page or datasheet before you rely on the kit for a specific chemical.

Buy it if you have the matching 240 litre Hazchem station already. If you do not, or if your housing is damaged, you would be better served by a complete kit instead.