Description
Collection box for used batteries is a grey plastic container with a 16 l capacity intended for the segregated collection of spent batteries in laboratories, workshops, and technical facilities. The rigid plastic construction provides a dedicated receptacle that helps keep used cells separate from general waste streams and supports organised disposal routines. With a unit weight of 2,180 kg and supply as a single piece, the box is stable enough for floor or designated collection-point placement while remaining practical to handle when full containers are exchanged. This collection box from manufacturer Cemo addresses everyday needs in occupational safety and disposal workflows where battery waste must be gathered in a clearly identifiable vessel. Grey colouring aids visual recognition among other laboratory waste collectors. Typical settings include research labs, teaching laboratories, maintenance rooms, and any site that accumulates portable batteries from instruments, devices, or portable equipment. The 16 l volume suits moderate collection intervals without requiring oversized containers. The product belongs to labware categories focused on disposal and waste collectors, offering a straightforward plastic solution for used-battery take-back points based solely on the stated material, colour, and capacity data.
This article is part of Cleaning & disinfection (other), in Cleaning & disinfection.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Collection box for used batteries
- Colour: Grey
- Material: Plastic
- Capacity: 16 l
- Weight: 2,180 kg
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Collection box for used batteries, grey, plastic, 16 l, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Cemo for laboratory use. It sits in Cleaning & disinfection (other), inside Cleaning & disinfection, in Lab safety equipment.
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