Description
Disposal container, PE is a polyethylene waste collector intended for corrosive waste in laboratory and occupational safety environments. With a capacity of 38 l, it supports controlled collection of corrosive residues at the point of generation and during interim holding before authorised disposal routes are used. The unit is supplied as 1 pc and weighs 6,930 kg, giving a substantial yet practical format for dedicated waste stations beside benches or in central disposal areas. PE construction provides a material choice suited to many corrosive laboratory waste streams found in research, quality control, teaching and production settings. This disposal container from manufacturer JUSTRITE fits labware programmes that cover occupational safety, personal protection and waste collectors, helping teams keep corrosive waste clearly separated from general refuse. Allocating corrosive media to a purpose-built PE container supports consistent housekeeping and reduces mix-ups along internal disposal paths. Facilities that standardise PE collectors for corrosive waste can integrate this 38 l model into existing protocols without complex selection criteria. Its clear profile—PE body, 38 l capacity and single-piece supply—simplifies specification for procurement and safety officers equipping laboratories with reliable corrosive-waste collectors.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Disposal container
- Material: PE
- Capacity: 38 l
- Intended use: Corrosive waste
- Weight: 6,930 kg
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