Description
5,7 l Medibox® disposal container is a waste disposal container for professional laboratory and medical environments that require dedicated collection of disposable materials. With a capacity of 5,7 l, it offers increased volume for higher-throughput workstations while remaining suitable for occupational safety and personal protection applications. The product is delivered as a pack of 25 pc(s) weighing 8,800 kg in total, supporting efficient equipping of multiple disposal locations from one shipment. This Medibox® unit from manufacturer B. Braun forms part of established labware disposal solutions used wherever waste streams must be kept organised and separate from general refuse. It is well suited to research laboratories, clinical support areas and related facilities that generate disposable items during routine analytical or handling tasks. The 5,7 l format provides a practical balance between capacity and placement flexibility at benches or designated waste points. Using Medibox® disposal containers consistently assists teams in maintaining clear segregation practices throughout the workplace. The multipack presentation simplifies inventory planning for organisations that run several collection stations and need reliable replenishment of waste disposal containers.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 25 pc(s)
- Product type: Waste disposal container
- Brand: Medibox®
- Capacity: 5,7 l
- Weight: 8,800 kg
- Application area: Laboratory waste disposal
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