Description
Biohazard bench-top waste disposal container with a non-contact sensor in the lid is a compact laboratory waste collector for hygienic disposal at the workstation. With a working capacity of 1,5 l, the unit supports controlled collection of biohazard waste close to the point of use in research, clinical and industrial laboratories. The sensor integrated in the lid enables non-contact operation, helping limit unnecessary handling during routine disposal steps and supporting cleaner bench workflows. At a weight of 0,460 kg, the container remains practical for permanent placement on the laboratory bench without dominating available space. It is supplied as 1 pc and aligns with occupational safety and waste-collector applications where small-volume biohazard streams must be managed efficiently. This model from manufacturer Bel-Art Products is intended for everyday laboratory organisation whenever a sensor-assisted, bench-top disposal solution is required. Laboratories can integrate the container into existing personal-protection and disposal procedures for accessible, non-contact waste collection beside analytical or preparation work areas.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Biohazard bench-top waste disposal container
- Capacity: 1,5 l
- Lid feature: Non-contact sensor in lid
- Weight: 0,460 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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