FyterTech Unveils New Spilfyter Products for Enhanced Absorbency
In a significant move to revolutionize the sorbent industry, FyterTech Nonwovens has announced the launch of 20 innovative products under their renowned Spilfyter brand. With advanced absorption capabilities and compact designs, these new offerings are set to help customers work more efficiently while saving money.
Introducing the New Recycled Rag Rugs
The newly launched recycled rag rugs are crafted using post-industrial recycled fibers at FyterTech's De Pere facility. These rugs boast a 30% increase in strength and can now absorb 40% more liquids than their predecessors. They come in versatile pad and roll forms, making them ideal for a range of applications such as oil, water, hydraulic fluid, coolant, and numerous solvents.
Absorbent Highway Safety with New Railroad Mats
Enhancing their product line further, FyterTech has reengineered their Spilfyter railroad mats. Designed to absorb hydrocarbons while repelling water, these mats utilize recycled fibers to reduce landfill waste. The poly backing feature enables them to prevent oil seepage, a crucial aspect of avoiding potentially costly spills.
Innovative Solutions for Workplace Safety
Addressing workplace hazards, FyterTech introduces the Spilfyter Grab & Go pads. These high-visibility absorbent pads come in a portable dispenser, allowing for quick deployment during spills. Their bright yellow caution design not only alerts personnel to potential hazards but also enables swift action in managing spills effectively.
Upgraded Spill Control with SpilLock Socks
Furthermore, the new Spilfyter SpilLock™ Sock is a powerful addition to any spill control arsenal. Lab-tested to offer 50% more absorbency than standard socks, the SpilLock technology locks in liquids, making clean-up processes far more manageable. Constructed from post-consumer materials, these socks provide universal solutions for both water-based and petroleum-based fluids.
Maximizing Efficiency with Compressed Rags
Recognizing the importance of efficient space usage, FyterTech has also introduced compressed Spilfyter reclaimed rags, now reduced in size by up to 50%. These solutions are designed to be stackable, aiding in both freight savings and warehouse efficiency while ensuring that quality and safety standards remain high.
“We aim to expand the Spilfyter product range based on our customers’ market needs,” commented Christin Wam, Vice President of Marketing and New Market Development at FyterTech. “Our commitment to vertically integrating manufacturing, combined with the inventive spirit from our innovation team, drives the development of these superior products.”
About FyterTech Nonwovens
FyterTech Nonwovens stands as one of the largest vertically integrated sorbent manufacturers in the world, dedicated to providing cutting-edge fluid control solutions across diverse sectors, including industrial, commercial, medical, and environmental applications. Their widespread product offerings include the Spilfyter®, SpilfyterMED®, Sustayn®, and Essentials™ brands, which are actively marketed and sold in over 60 countries across six continents.
For more information, explore their comprehensive range at www.fytertech.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the key features of the new Spilfyter products?
The new Spilfyter products include enhanced absorbency capabilities, compact designs, and a commitment to sustainability with the use of recycled materials.
How do the new recycled rag rugs differ from previous versions?
The recycled rag rugs are 30% stronger and can absorb 40% more liquids than earlier versions, providing superior performance and durability.
Where can I find FyterTech products?
The new Spilfyter products are available through local industrial distributors and also on the FyterTech website.
What safety improvements do the Grab & Go pads offer?
The Grab & Go pads are designed for quick deployment, are highly visible, and help reduce the risk of slips and falls in the workplace.
What materials are used in the SpilLock Socks?
The SpilLock Socks are made from post-consumer materials and are designed to absorb both water-based and petroleum-based fluids.
