Spill Response Station
description
The FAST-ACT® Spill Response Station is ideal for contamination and adsorption of known and unknown liquid chemical threats that you may become exposed to in an environment. Ideal for use in laboratories, on-the field hazmat and emergency response calls, and small scale chemical containment. FAST- ACT® can be safely applied where known or unknown chemicals are a potential threat.
Typical applications include:
• Laboratories: Schools, Universities, Hospitals, Commercial
• Personal equipment: Containment and neutralization of contamination
• Businesses
• Medical units and hospitals
Specifications
SPILL RESPONSE STATION DIMENSIONS: 17.5" wide (44.45cm) x 13.25" high (33.65cm) x 4.5" deep (11.4cm)
HOLDS: 1 FAST-ACT Shaker Bottle
PACKET DIMENSIONS: 89 x 89 x 178 (mm)
USAGE TEMPERATURE: -40° to 120° CC
SHELF LIFE: 5 years
WEIGHT: 0.61 KG
1x: FAST-ACT Shaker Bottle
1x: Wall Mount
DUAL USE FOR SKIN AND SURFACES
USE ON WEAPONS & SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT
DRY DECONTAMINATION
READY TO USE
NEUTRALIZATION OF UNKNOWN CHEMICALS
5-YEAR SHELF LIFE
USED IN DIVERSE TEMPERATURE RANGES
used by:
- Military/CBRN Teams
- Firefighters
- First Responders
- Laboratories
- Opioid Response
- Hospitals
Our Technology
Our technology utilizes a specialized metal oxide blend with enhanced chemical breakdown capabilities. Featuring irregular shapes and high pore structures, our materials efficiently capture and interact with chemicals, facilitating both physical and chemical reactions. DEcontaminate, COntain and Neutralize:
- CWAs (Eg.: VX, Sarin, Mustard & Chlorine)
- Acids
- TICs (Eg.: Sulfuric Acid)
- Bases
- TIMs (Eg.: Formaldehyde)
- Organic & Halogen Compounds
Proven Safe by Independent Certified Laboratories
Pulmonary
Ocular
Oral
Skin sensitization and irritation
Our Products In action
Dieter - Shaker Bottle
FAQs
How do I know how much FAST-ACT® I should apply to a spill?
You cannot apply too much FAST-ACT®. A good rule is to apply enough FAST-ACT® to fully contain the chemical spill, supporting effective chemical decontamination procedures.
If I only use part of the shaker, can I keep the unused portion?
Yes, just seal the package back up to preserve the remaining dry decontamination solution for future emergency response or decontamination processes.
How do I dispose of the treated residue?
Dispose of the treated residue based on local regulations. For some wastes, it may be landfillable. For others, even when that chemical agent or hazardous substance has been rendered safer, it may need to be disposed of as hazardous waste, in accordance with safety and decontamination protocols.
