Oil Only Absorbent Mat Rolls

White hydrophobic rolls for outdoor, marine, and wet-floor oil runs

When a linear oil run is outdoors or on a wet floor, a universal roll fills with water before it ever fills with oil. The oil-only roll solves that — white, hydrophobic media that repels water and grabs only hydrocarbons, so it keeps working in the rain, on a dock, or along a coolant-and-water machine aisle. It's the right runner anywhere rainwater or washdown contact would saturate a gray roll first.

Stocked sizes:

•     15" x 300' and 30" x 300' — full-length runs for outdoor walkways and long machine aisles.

•     15" x 150' — a shorter, single-worker roll for tighter outdoor or wet-floor deployments.

Specifications at a glance

Oil-only rolls come in 15" and 30" widths and 150' and 300' lengths, perforated for tear-off use so a technician can pull a pad-sized section without tools. The white hydrophobic media floats and rejects water, which is what makes it suitable for marine and stormwater paths where a universal roll would fail.

Order the free absorbent sample box to test the media on your oils, or call 888-774-5528 for roll and pallet pricing.

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Specifying oil-only mat rolls

When oil-only beats universal on a run

Choose oil-only whenever the run sees water — outdoor walkways, marine docks, stormwater paths, or wet machine aisles. Indoors on dry floors with mixed fluids, the universal roll is the more economical default.

Width selection: 15 vs. 30 inches

Match the width to the contamination zone, not the aisle. A 15" roll catches a drip line along a bench or fitting row; a 30" roll covers full equipment bases and wide walkways where leak position is unpredictable.

Length selection: 150 vs. 300 feet

150-foot rolls are easier for one person to handle and suit single runs; 300-foot rolls lower the per-foot cost and reduce changeovers on long or multi-aisle deployments.

Perforation and tear-off

Perforations let a worker tear off a pad-sized section at the dispenser end for a point drip, so one roll serves both linear and spot use without opening a separate pad box.

Marine and stormwater compliance

Because the media floats and rejects water, oil-only rolls support no-sheen discharge expectations under USCG 33 CFR and stormwater rules when used along outfalls and dock edges.

Disposal

Cut long saturated segments to manageable lengths before bagging; an oil-laden roll is generally managed as oily waste, but confirm with local regulations.

Bulk pricing

Multi-roll and combined orders qualify for volume pricing. Call 888-774-5528 or use the contact page.

Oil Only Absorbent Mat Rolls — Frequently Asked Questions

When should I use an oil-only roll instead of universal?

Use oil-only wherever the run sees water — outdoor walkways, marine docks, stormwater paths, wet machine aisles. A universal roll would fill with water first in those settings.

Do oil-only rolls work in the rain or on water?

Yes. The white media is hydrophobic, so it floats and keeps absorbing oil even when wet, making it suitable for marine and outdoor use.

What sizes are available?

15" and 30" widths in 150' and 300' lengths. The 15"x150' is an easy single-worker roll; the 300' rolls cover long runs with fewer changeovers.

Are the rolls perforated?

Yes — perforations let a worker tear off a pad-sized section at the dispenser end for a point drip, so one roll serves both linear and spot use.

Should I order 15-inch or 30-inch width?

Match the width to the contamination zone: 15" for a drip line along a bench or fitting row, 30" for full equipment bases and wide walkways.

Should I order 150 or 300 feet?

150-foot rolls are easier to handle for one person; 300-foot rolls lower the per-foot cost and reduce changeovers on long or multi-aisle runs.

How do oil-only rolls compare to pads?

Rolls cover linear runs efficiently; oil-only pads suit point drips and wipe-downs. Most facilities stock both.

Do they support marine and stormwater compliance?

Because the media floats and rejects water, oil-only rolls support no-sheen discharge expectations under USCG 33 CFR and stormwater rules along outfalls and dock edges.

How are saturated rolls disposed of?

Cut long segments to manageable lengths before bagging; an oil-laden roll is generally managed as oily waste. Confirm with local regulations.

Do you offer bulk pricing?

Yes — multi-roll and combined orders qualify for volume pricing. Call 888-774-5528 or use the contact page.

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