Pratt economy 240L general purpose spill kit refill

Pratt builds the ESKRFGP240 as the restock pack for a workplace that already runs a Pratt 240 litre general purpose spill kit. Every absorbent component that belongs inside the kit is supplied together, so the station goes back to full after a clean up in one order rather than chasing down individual booms, pads and floor sweep.

The point of a refill is waste reduction and convenience. Instead of replacing the entire kit or hunting for separate part numbers, you reorder the matched set of consumables. That keeps the kit complete and ready, and it stops you ending up with, say, plenty of pads but no booms.

The general purpose (grey) version is built for everyday liquid spills rather than aggressive chemicals. To confirm which exact components live in your station before you buy, the full inclusion list is on the Done Right Safety product page.

Make sure it matches your kit

A refill only helps if it matches the kit you own, and the ESKRFGP240 is the general purpose, grey, 240 litre Pratt economy version. Grey general purpose absorbents are for everyday liquids rather than aggressive acids or alkalis, so if your station is the hazchem (yellow) or oil and fuel (white) type, you want that matching refill instead. Check the colour coding and the kit size before you order, and compare the component list above with what your bag or bin should contain.

Restock and check the kit

When you refill, swap in the full set so nothing is left short: the floor sweep, both boom lengths, the pillows, the pad packs, the dust pan and brush, and the contaminated waste bags. It is worth doing a quick stocktake at the same time. Confirm the seals, log the date, and make sure the kit is back in its labelled location and easy to reach.

Use the contents in order

In a real spill the rough sequence is contain, then absorb, then clean up. The booms and pillows ring the spill and stop it spreading, the floor sweep and pads soak up the bulk and the residue, and the dust pan and brush handle the granular floor sweep. Used absorbents and the brush waste go into the contaminated waste bags for disposal in line with your site procedure. Restock from a fresh refill straight after so the kit is never left empty.

Only one of the three is a true like-for-like alternative: the Pratt hazchem refill, which is the same product type in a different chemistry. The 75 litre general purpose kit is an adjacent same-family option, a complete assembled kit rather than a refill, included here to show the difference between buying replacement contents and buying a whole new kit.

The choice between the two refills comes down to chemistry, not size. Both are 240 litre refills, but the grey general purpose set (this product) uses general purpose floor sweep and grey absorbents for everyday liquids, while the hazchem refill (ESKRFH240) swaps in zeolite floor sweep and yellow booms for aggressive chemical spills. Match the refill to the kit colour you already run.

The 75 litre kit (ESKGP075) is a different decision again. It is a complete, smaller assembled kit, so reach for it when you are creating a new spill station rather than topping up an existing 240 litre one. If you already own the larger grey kit, the refill is the more direct buy.

Judged as a restock item, the ESKRFGP240 does exactly what it should. You get the matched grey general purpose consumables for the 240 litre Pratt economy kit in a single order, which removes the guesswork of reordering booms, pads, pillows and floor sweep separately. For a site that wants its spill stations kept complete, that is the practical appeal.

Confirmed on the listing: this is the general purpose grey refill, and the contents include floor sweep, 1.2M and 2.4M booms, pillows, 300 GSM absorbent pads, a dust pan and brush set, and contaminated waste bags. The listing does not state any compliance standard or certification, so do not assume one. If a particular standard or absorbency rating matters for your workplace, verify it on the Done Right Safety product page or the manufacturer datasheet before ordering.

One thing to check yourself: that the refill matches your kit's colour code and size. A grey general purpose refill is the wrong fit for a hazchem or oil and fuel station. Confirm the kit you are topping up first, then order with confidence.