Description
Biohazard waste collection containers with a 57 l capacity are intended for the safe collection and interim holding of biohazardous laboratory waste before controlled disposal. Supplied as one unit with a weight of 5,300 kg, this larger format serves laboratories, environmental analysis settings and sites that need higher-volume segregation under protective equipment and laboratory safety regimes. The generous capacity supports busier waste streams while keeping material clearly separated from general refuse. Containers from manufacturer Nalgene integrate into disposal stations, safety zones and designated collection points used across research and analytical facilities. They help maintain orderly waste handling where institutional protocols require dedicated biohazard receptacles. The 57 l size is suited to floor-standing or central collection locations that accumulate larger volumes between scheduled removals. Choose this container when equipping or restocking biohazard disposal points that demand a purpose-built, clearly identified vessel matched to higher-throughput laboratory and environmental applications.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Biohazard waste collection container
- Capacity: 57 l
- Weight: 5,300 kg
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Questions about Biohazard waste collection containers, 57 l, 1 unit(s)
What is this article?
Biohazard waste collection containers, 57 l, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Nalgene for laboratory use. It sits in Sample containers & jars, inside Bottles & containers, in Labware.
A sample container or jar is the vessel the sample travels in, with a closure that survives the trip. The volume and the liner decide whether the sample that arrives is the sample that was taken.
A laboratory bottle is a closed container with a stated volume and a neck that takes a cap, a stopper or a dispenser. Borosilicate glass is the choice when the liquid is a solvent, or when the bottle will be heated or autoclaved. Polyethylene and polypropylene are the choice when the bottle must not shatter, or when hydrofluoric acid would attack glass. A narrow mouth pours. A wide mouth is for powders and for reaching the bottom. Laboratory ware of this kind is indexed under ISO laboratory glassware. Traceable volume sits with the BIPM and NIST Physical Measurement.
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