Oil Absorbent Booms
Oil Absorbent Booms are designed to contain and clean up oil spills on water. These booms absorb fuels, hydraulic oils, cooking oils, vegetable oils, transformer oils and other oil‑based liquids. They float on the surface and only absorb oil.
Oil Spill Absorbent booms have a high absorption capacity that quickly soak up oil off the surface, even in rain. Each boom is 3 meters long and feature rust-proof snap hooks that make it easy to tie multiple booms together.
Enviroguard manufactures oil-only absorbent booms with durable outer netting and a polypropylene core. The clip hooks with every boom to connect to other booms and easy to deploy. Get a quote for the best price in India. Use alongside Oil Absorbent Rolls and Oil Absorbent Socks for complete spill containment.
Absorbent Boom
- Item Code: PSB13300O
- Description: 13cm x 3m Oil Only Absorbent Boom, 4 booms / bale, 12 kg / bale.
- Absorbency: 144 Litres.
Sorbent Boom
- Item Code: PSB20300O
- Description: 20cm x 3m Oil Only Absorbent Boom, 4 booms / bale, 21 kg / bale.
- Absorbency: 252 Litres.
Applications
- Oil spill containment on water
- Marine and harbour spill response
- Industrial plant drainage areas
- Ports, docks and jetties
- Transformer oil spills
- Fuel and diesel spill control
- Workshop and factory spill stations
How many oil absorbent booms do I need for my spill station?
Most facilities keep 4–8 booms (one bale) per spill station. A single 13cm × 3m boom absorbs up to 36L of oil. For a containment perimeter around a drum storage area, connect 3–4 booms end-to-end using the snap-hook connectors — that gives you 9–12 metres of absorbent barrier. Reorder when you're down to one bale.
Does Enviroguard manufacture oil absorbent booms in India?
Yes. Enviroguard manufactures oil-only absorbent booms at our facility in India — polypropylene core with durable outer netting and snap-hook connectors. Contact us for current stock availability, specifications and delivery timelines for your location.
What is the difference between 13cm and 20cm sorbent booms?
The 13cm boom is lighter and suitable for smaller spills and tight spaces. The 20cm boom has higher absorbency (252L vs 144L per bale) and is better for larger spills and open water.