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Peat Sorb products are made from sphagnum peat moss grown in Northern Canada. They absorb oil
spills (hydrocarbons, PCB's) on land and water on contact.
By its absorption action, it can prevent
further migration and safely remove the oil, thus it will prevent further environmental pollution and
damages. Since absorbed oil is solidified, it is easy to dispose and transport.

Peat Sorb can absorb a full range of oil including mineral oils, animal and plant oil. It encloses them and does not leach. Since it will allow degradation of the absorbed oil inside, it can be left in place with no harm to the environment.
Compared to other similar products on the market, Peat Sorb has a
higher absorption capacity and is cost effective.
One (1) kg of Peat Sorb
can absorb approximately eight (8) litters of oil. (Only 25 kg of Peat Sorb
is needed to absorb 200L-drum-oil.)
Oil saturated Peat Sorb can be recycled as it is when it dries out. If mixed with clay or peat and solidified, it can be sold as canned fuel for leisure. Since it is fuel efficient doesn't emit dioxins.
By adding and mixing an appropriate amount of Peat Sorb (fiber) with the oil, greasy oil is soon tranformed into coffee grind appearance. It is packed in a bag or a box for easy transportation. It also prevents the accidents for the crew to slip on the oily places.



Peat Sorb |
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Soak bird feather in oil |
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Apply Peat Sorb |
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Remove with fingers. Restore to its former state. |
Car Factories
Car Repair Shops
Gas Stations
Tranportation Companies
Taxi Companies
Oil Storage Stations
Oil Refineries
Electric Generation Plants
Oil Water Separating Tanks
Storage Areas for Machine Oil,
@ Crude Oil, and Lubrication Oil
Waste Disposal Sites and Facilities
Waste Oil Recycling Facilities
Airports
Railways
Ocean Transportation Companies
Shipyards
Marinas
Lubricant Oil on Ships
Prevetion of Oil Spills and
@ Adhesion to Seacoast and Docs
Recovery of Oil Spreaded into Lakes,
@ Rivers and Rice Fields
Fire Departments
Environmental Protection Authorities
Coast Guard Services
Public Roads
Expressways
Public Disposal Treatment Companies


