AdBlue Spill Kits
Our range of AdBlue spill kits is designed to provide fast, effective containment and clean-up of diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) spills across a wide variety of environments. Whether you operate a workshop, transport fleet, agricultural business, or industrial facility, these spill kits will help you stay compliant with environmental regulations while minimising disruption and potential contamination.
Browse our full AdBlue spill kit collection below.
Explore our range of AdBlue Spill Kits
What is an AdBlue Spill Kit?
AdBlue spill kits are manufactured using absorbent materials that can effectively handle urea-based fluids without causing contamination or damage. Although AdBlue is classed as non-flammable and low risk, spills can create slip hazards and may contaminate drains or groundwater if left untreated.
Available in multiple sizes and formats, including portable bags and larger station kits, our AdBlue spill kits contain specially selected absorbents that are safe for urea-based fluids. Durable, easy to deploy, and suited for both on-site and mobile use, they offer a reliable solution for managing spills quickly and efficiently.
AdBlue Spill Kit Bins
AdBlue spill kit bins provide a convenient and highly visible solution for storing absorbents and spill response equipment in one easily accessible location. Larger wheeled spill kits are ideal for industrial environments, distribution centres, HGV yards, fuel storage areas and agricultural facilities where higher volumes of AdBlue are handled daily. AdBlue bins are different to general spill bins or chemical spill bins as they are blue, not yellow.
Choosing the correct spill kit bin size depends on the amount of AdBlue stored onsite and the level of spill risk. Compact 80 litre kits are suitable for vehicles and small workshops, while 100 litre and 240 litre spill bins are better suited for high-volume commercial and industrial settings.
AdBlue Spill Kit Refills
AdBlue spill kit refills are a cost-effective way to replenish used absorbents without replacing the entire container or bin. Our refill kits contain AdBlue absorbent pads, absorbent socks, hazardous waste bags, security tags, instructions, ties and a box. We recommend replacing your spill kit as soon as you have used it so that your site remains compliant and prepared.
AdBlue Spill Kit Granules
Spill granules are an alternative to absorbent pads and are great for use on hard surfaces where liquid can spread fast, such as warehouse floors. Standard oil only absorbents are not always suitable for water-based diesel fluids, which is why we recommend dedicated AdBlue granules to ensure an effective clean up.
Ensure Compliance and Safety with ITP Packaging AdBlue Spill Kits
Make sure your site is equipped with the correct spill kit to create a safe and compliant workspace. If you are unsure which AdBlue spill kit is best for your environment, please get in touch with our team, who will be happy to help.
AdBlue Spill Kit FAQs
What is an AdBlue spill kit used for?
If you use AdBlue in your workspace, we highly recommend having an AdBlue specific spill kit on your premises. A generic, oil or chemical spill kit won’t work as effectively as our AdBlue spill kits.
Do I need an AdBlue spill kit refill?
Keeping spare AdBlue spill kit refills onsite helps minimise downtime following a spill response and supports ongoing environmental and workplace safety procedures. If you don’t have one on site, we recommend purchasing one as soon as you use your AdBlue spill kit so that you are prepared next time.
Why do I need a dedicated AdBlue spill kit?
Although AdBlue is not classified as a hazardous chemical, spills can create slippery surfaces, contaminate equipment, and potentially enter drains or waterways. A dedicated AdBlue spill kit contains absorbents designed for urea solution, for a quick and effective clean-up.
Can I use an oil spill kit on AdBlue?
No. AdBlue is a water-based urea solution, and oil-only absorbents are designed to repel water, so they won’t soak it up. Use an AdBlue spill kit, which contains absorbents designed for it.
What size AdBlue spill kit do I need?
Choose a kit that can absorb at least the largest spill you could realistically have. Our AdBlue spill kits range from 15 litre clip-top bags for vehicles to 240 litre wheeled bins for depots and bulk storage. Our guide What spill kit do I need? explains how to choose.
Where can I buy AdBlue spill kits in the UK?
ITP Packaging supplies AdBlue spill kits from 15 litre clip-top bags and 50 litre holdalls to 80 litre static bins and 120 and 240 litre wheeled bins, with matching refill kits, delivered across the UK.
How much does an AdBlue spill kit cost?
Our AdBlue spill kits start from £37.27 ex VAT for a 15 litre clip-top bag. Typical prices are:
- 30 litre bag: £45.00
- 50 litre bag: £52.82
- 50 litre vinyl holdall: £63.52
- 80 litre static bin: £94.86
- 120 litre wheeled bin: £121.00
- 240 litre wheeled bin: £173.30
Refill kits start from £53.62 (50 litre).
What size AdBlue spill kit should I keep in a vehicle?
A 15 or 30 litre clip-top bag kit suits most vans and HGVs carrying AdBlue. For depots and refuelling points with IBCs or dispensers, choose a 120 or 240 litre wheeled bin kit.
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