Description
BIO refuse bags, white, 80 l are compostable laboratory refuse bags made from 100% cornstarch for organic and biodegradable waste streams. With dimensions of 810 x 1100 mm, they provide an 80 l working volume suited to bench-side and facility collection points in research, clinical and teaching laboratories. The cornstarch construction supports composting where local regulations allow, helping laboratories reduce conventional plastic waste in disposal programmes. Packaged as 10 pc(s) with a pack weight of 0,480 kg, the format is practical for routine replenishment of waste stations. These BIO refuse bags from manufacturer Carl ROTH fit occupational safety and personal protection workflows that require clear segregation of compostable refuse. The white colour aids visual identification of bio-waste streams and supports consistent sorting alongside other bag types. Dimensions of 810 x 1100 mm remain manageable on standard bin frames while offering ample capacity for daily laboratory residues. Use them for plant-based, food-related or other compostable laboratory materials according to site procedures and applicable waste guidance. They integrate into existing labware disposal systems without complex changeover and support orderly, hygienic collection of organic refuse across multi-user laboratory environments.
This article is part of Autoclave & disposal bags, in Waste disposal.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Type: BIO refuse bags
- Colour: white
- Capacity: 80 l
- Material: 100% cornstarch
- Property: compostable
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Questions about BIO refuse bags, white, 80 l,, compostable, 810 x 1100 mm, 10 unit(s)
What is this article?
BIO refuse bags, white, 80 l,, compostable, 810 x 1100 mm, 10 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Autoclave & disposal bags, inside Waste disposal, in Lab safety equipment.
An autoclave bag survives the steriliser and then holds the waste. A disposal bag is only the second half. Printed indicators, the temperature rating and the volume are the specification. A bag that melts at 121 °C is not an autoclave bag.
Laboratory waste is sorted before it is carried away. A solvent waste can has a cap and often a funnel that limits vapour. A sharps container is rigid and closable. An autoclave bag is for material that will be sterilised before it is ordinary waste. The container has to survive the chemical that goes into it. A bag that dissolves is not a container. Classification of the chemicals is on ECHA. Transport of dangerous goods is the UNECE framework. Workplace practice is EU-OSHA.
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