UNSPSC
Global product/service classification for procurement and supply chain management.
"Oil spill absorbent pads"
Classification Results
Includes any products that may be described/observed as a material having the capacity or tendency to absorb another substance. These products have the ability to attract dissolved or finely dispersed substances from another medium thus separating the two. Absorbents are used in environmental clean up to control oil spills and can take various physical forms with which to achieve their objective. Includes products such as absorbent pads, sheets and pillows.
Includes any products that can be described/observed as a mat, specifically designed to absorb oil stains.
Includes any products that can be described/observed as an absorbent ball, pad or pleat, made from either pure cotton wool or synthetic fibres, designed for a variety of purposes such as cleansing of body parts, removal of cosmetics and for general first aid needs. Products include absorbent balls that can be bound around ends of a short plastic or wooden stick.
Includes any products that can be described/observed as a disposable, absorbent paper or non-woven towel, specifically designed for household cleaning or food preparation. It is typically intended for use in wiping spilled liquid or drying wet items, or as a substitute for non-disposable cleaning cloths. Products include printed, plain, recycled, non-recycled varieties.
Includes any products that can be described/observed as a cloth or rag specifically designed for workshop use. The cloths are strong and absorbant enough to clean up oil and latex paint and some are coated to allow for cleaning fine sawdust from wood. Includes disposable workshop towels and non-disposable rags.
Includes any products that can be described/observed as an absorbent pad of material, specifically designed for adult incontinence to help contain bodily waste and to protect garments. Specifically includes products designed to be worn inside underwear or incontinence pants.
Includes any products that can be described/observed an absorbent pad, napkin, towel or shield, with an adhesive strip, specifically designed for feminine hygiene, and typically intended to line the underwear in order to absorb menstrual discharge as well as non-menstrual discharge specifically occurring during pregnancy and protect garments from light staining. Products may be light, fresh, deodorised, contoured, shaped, winged and long, etc.
Includes any products that can be described/observed as supporting structures to accommodate a pump or a engine. Includes products such as a fluid retention plate, used to contain oil spills and structures to support a pump or an engine.
Includes any products that can be described/observed as an disposable layer of paper, tissue or other fibres that is specifically designed to absorb bodily waste, and is typically intended to be inserted inside the baby diaper, underwear or fixation pants in order to enhance the absorptive capacity of the garment and thereby prevent any spillage or seepage of urine or faecal matter.
Includes any products that can be described/observed as an absorbent pad of material, specifically designed for children incontinence to help contain bodily waste and to protect garments. Specifically includes products designed to be worn inside underwear or incontinence pants.
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