Medical waste container - 1.5 l
Volume (l) - 1,5M.dimension (cm) - 150x143x115Packaging (pc.) - 70Certificate - IMET
The European Community Council Statement from May 7, 1990 and acts of individual member states related to it put the member states under the obligation of controlling health-care facility waste handling. - Our comprehensive range of containers offers a wide coverage of all needs as for health-care facilities when handling waste from health care and veterinary care in order to meet all the legal requirements.
- Designed as disposable ones, first of all for collection of used needles, scalpels, pipettes and other small medical waste. - After pressing the lid to the container both parts are joined tightly and the lid cannot be taken off, this makes further contact with the container contents impossible. - Suitable to be incinerated. - Containers are made of harmless polypropylene and no harmful emissions arise during their incineration. - Staggered grooves in a folding lid serve for removing injection
The European Community Council Statement from May 7, 1990 and acts of individual member states related to it put the member states under the obligation of controlling health-care facility waste handling. - Our comprehensive range of containers offers a wide coverage of all needs as for health-care facilities when handling waste from health care and veterinary care in order to meet all the legal requirements.
- Designed as disposable ones, first of all for collection of used needles, scalpels, pipettes and other small medical waste. - After pressing the lid to the container both parts are joined tightly and the lid cannot be taken off, this makes further contact with the container contents impossible. - Suitable to be incinerated. - Containers are made of harmless polypropylene and no harmful emissions arise during their incineration. - Staggered grooves in a folding lid serve for removing injection
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