Oil Gator® - Premium Oil Absorbent and Bioremediation Product

OIL GATOR is produced from recycled, chemically modified cellulosic fibers. It contains all the necessary ingredients (nitrogen, sulphur and phosphorous) to enhance biodegradation of hydrocarbons by indigenous bacteria.

OIL GATOR meets all OSHA requirements and is biodegradable. It is not WHMIS regulated. When activated by the addition of moisture, the indigenous bacteria are furnished with ideal growth conditions, within which they proliferate and rapidly utilize the available hydrocarbon as a food source.

OIL GATOR’s powerful wicking action acts a physical emulsifier by actually extracting hydrocarbons from less absorptive material. OIL GATOR encapsulates the fine droplets making the hydrocarbon available to the bacteria as a food source. It is nonabrasive and will not harm machinery.

OIL GATOR absorbs and encapsulates hydrocarbons from the surface of land and water. When applied correctly, it will completely absorb toxins preventing them from leaching into the soils or into underground aquifers.

OIL GATOR can be incinerated and will contribute 7,000 BTU's per pound with less than 3% ash. It may be placed into landfills, or non-hazardous oil field waste land farm. The nature of the hydrocarbon absorbed determines the appropriate disposal method.

Acid Absorbents Products

Acid Gator - for safer handling and absorption of acid spills Acid Gator is not a neutralization agent but rather an absorbent that allows a safer way of handling casual and emergency acid spills.

Previous to Acid Gator there was no real way to absorb acids and render them easier to dispose of while affording maximum worker safety.

Calcined clays and Polypropylene are essentially acid resistant but only perform as a poor absorbent, and are still considered hot to handle thus putting workers in danger in the clean-up and removal phases.

Peat moss and normal cellulosic absorbents such as corn cob will actually be digested with strong acids and thus accentuate a handling problem.

OIL GATOR can be incinerated and will contribute 7,000 BTU's per pound with less than 3% ash. It may be placed into landfills, or non-hazardous oil field waste land farm. The nature of the hydrocarbon absorbed determines the appropriate disposal method.

Gator Wash - For general cleaning of the equipment and work area

Gator Wash is a unique blend of natural surface active agents that promote the wetting and emulsification of various types of organic chemicals. Gator Wash is used effectively in many industries as a general cleaner. The microbial action of the cleaner generate an environmentally safer run off.

Gator Trap® - for treatment and maintenance of grease traps

Gator Trap is a unique blend of natural microbes formulated to digest organic wastes such as fat, grease, oil, protein, cellulose, starch and detergent. Designed specifically for grease traps for the food service industry.

Floor Gator® - Premium Oil Absorbent For Oil or Water Based Spills

Floor Gator is a premium oil absorbent designed for the industrial and automotive market. Floor Gator is manufactured from renewable agricultural products. It is an all purpose absorbent that uses capillary absorbent technology. Floor Gator is engineered for safe, fast and economical liquid spill pick up. The strong wicking action of Floor Gator absorbs up to six (6) times its own weight in liquid and totally encapsulates the spill so that the floor is left clean and dry.

Floor Gator is much lighter than calcined clay and diatomaceous earth products. Transportation costs for large spills are reduced as well as waste generation. The use of Floor Gator reduces generated waste by up to 50% assisting companies to meet the EPA 1996 mandate

Floor Gator saves money against the low cost (kitty litter) products. One bag of Floor Gator replaces from 8 to 20 bags of standard clay-based products. Floor Gator can save on waste disposal. It will contribute 7,000 BTU’s per pound during incineration, with less than 5% ash. Floor Gator may be placed in a landfill*. The nature of the hydrocarbon encapsulated in Floor Gator is the decisive factor in determining the disposal method.