Applications

Emergency Response 

Seconds count when there is a vehicle accident or a gasoline spill on a highway….

Fire departments and emergency response personnel  risk their lives to protect their communities. They deserve to have the very best products available for their protection as well as those involved in accidents.  Micro-Blaze® Emergency Liquid Spill Control applied on gasoline, diesel and other volatile hydrocarbon spills takes care of the situation safely and effectively.*

Micro-Blaze® Emergency Liquid Spill Control:

  • Inerts the volatile spills
  • Prevents slipping hazards
  • Biodegrades the spills and leaks into harmless by-products like CO2, water
  • Ships concentrated ready to dilute with water, no mixing and waiting
  • Can be premixed with water for emergency use; does not turn rancid or septic
  • Saves time, costs for RPs (responsible parties) and government agencies
  • Helps reduce and can even eliminate the “cradle to grave” liabilities associated with landfilled wastes
  • Non-toxic, non-pathogenic 
  • Listed with the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s National Contingency Plan (U.S. EPA – NCP Listing as a bioremediation effectiveness agent. *
    Micro-Blaze® products are also listed with state agencies. 

Storage of all Micro-Blaze® products is between 32° F and 120° F. Short-term periods of storage below freezing or above 120° F will not harm microbial populations. In their original concentrated form and containers, Micro-Blaze® products have been shown to have a shelf life of over ten years.

 

 

*:  Always work in accordance with your local, regional and federal environmental authorities as to proper spill treatment protocols in your area. 

This product is listed with the U.S. EPA on their NCP Product Schedule as a bioremediation agent.  Disclaimer as required by U.S. EPA regulations:  “This listing does not mean the EPA approves, recommends, licenses, certifies or authorizes the use of Micro-Blaze Emergency Liquid Spill Control or any other product on an oil discharge.  This listing only means that data has been submitted to EPA as required by subpart J of the NCP § 300.915″

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