Pratt Premium 25LTR oil and fuel only spill kit

The Pratt Premium 25LTR kit is a compact, oil and fuel only spill kit built for one job: soaking up hydrocarbon spills and leaving water behind. The whole kit is colour coded white, which is the standard way to flag oil and fuel only absorbents on a site so nobody grabs the wrong gear in a hurry.

The absorbents are made to take on hydrocarbon liquids: fuel, petrol, diesel, oil and solvents. Because they repel water, they work for spill recovery on land or floating on water, which is handy around wash bays, bunded areas and waterfront sites where a general purpose absorbent would just load up with rain or runoff. It is pitched at general industry and non-industry use, so it suits a small workshop just as much as a depot store room.

If you want to check the full component list and confirm it covers the spills you actually deal with, you can view the kit on Done Right Safety before you order.

Picking the right size and type

Match the absorbent type to the liquid first, then the size to your worst likely spill. The Pratt Premium 25LTR is an oil and fuel only kit, so it is the right call if your spills are hydrocarbons (diesel, petrol, oil, solvents) and you want the kit to leave water behind. If you regularly deal with coolant, detergent or other water-based liquids as well, a general purpose kit may suit you better.

On size, the 25 litre rating points at smaller, frequent spills: a leaking drum, a dribble at the pump, a dropped jerry can. If you store larger volumes or run a busy fuel area, step up to a bigger kit so you are not caught short part way through a clean-up.

Using it during a spill

Lay the white boom (BW420) around or in front of the spill to stop it spreading, then drop the absorbent pads (APW300) onto the liquid itself. The pads are 300gsm, so they hold a fair bit before you swap them out. Use the floor sweep (FSGP5) for the residual film and ground-in product, then collect it with the dust pan and brush (DPBS).

Restocking and storage

Keep the kit somewhere obvious and close to where spills happen, not locked in a far store. After any use, replace the pads, boom and floor sweep promptly so the kit is full for the next event. Check the contents on a regular cycle, and confirm any disposal requirements for used hydrocarbon absorbent with your waste contractor.

The four kits below are like-for-like, same-type oil and fuel spill kits, so the comparison is genuinely apples to apples. The main differences come down to capacity, included components and brand.

If your spills are small and you want a tidy kit sitting near the trouble spots, this 25 litre Premium kit is the right size. The Pratt Economy 50LTR (ESKOF050) and 75LTR (ESKOF075) are the move when spill volumes climb or you cover a bigger area, since you get more capacity for the same hydrocarbon-only job.

The Spill Station 40LTR (TSSIS40OF) is worth a look if your main risk is vehicles and 20 litre drum decanting, since its product page frames it for exactly that. Across all four, check the full component lists on each listing so you know what is in the bag before you commit.

For a small site that handles fuel and oil, the Pratt Premium 25LTR kit hits a sensible spec. The white colour coding makes the hydrocarbon-only purpose clear, and the water-repelling absorbents mean you are not wasting pads on rain or wash water. The component mix (a boom, ten 300gsm pads, floor sweep and a dust pan and brush) is a reasonable first-response set for everyday spills.

What is confirmed on the listing: the absorbent type, the white colour coding, the water-repelling behaviour, and the exact contents with their part numbers and capacities. The 25 litre rating points at small, frequent spills rather than a major release.

What to verify on the product page or datasheet: there are no standards or ratings listed in the product details we have, so if you need compliance with a specific spill response standard, confirm that directly on the listing or with Done Right Safety before ordering. Also confirm disposal guidance for used hydrocarbon absorbent.