Amphomag - Magnesia-based Spill Sorbent

    Sept. 16, 2015
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    Amphomag is a magnesia-based spill sorbent, neutralizes dangers such as one-pot meth labs and chemical spills quickly and safely for First Responders, Drug Task Force officers, and other special law enforcement agents.

    Applying the spill sorbent is simple, requiring only one step to neutralize a hazardous material. As an added safety measure, it also changes colors: red for acids or blue for bases, then turns yellow or green when a chemical has been safely neutralized.

    Amphomag is made entirely of materials safe for contact with humans, animals, and the environment, allowing special law enforcement officers to remove dangerous materials more quickly. Because it’s easy and safe to handle, Amphomag also offers another benefit: cost reduction. Law enforcement agencies can save on chemical neutralization training and hazardous material disposal fees.

    In addition to drug and car accident cleanup, Amphomag can be applied to spills in laboratories, industrial settings, and even household environments.

    Amphomag is easy to store at all temperatures when kept dry.

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