Description
Nalgene™ waste container for beta emitters with bottle is a specialised laboratory waste vessel for collecting and temporarily holding beta-emitting radioactive materials at the bench. Fabricated from acrylic with a wall thickness of 9,5 mm, it provides physical shielding suited to many routine beta emitters used in research, nuclear medicine and teaching. Working capacity is 2 L (64 ounces) with a diameter of 5,5 in, giving a compact footprint for radiochemistry benches and isotope hoods. Described as a beta bench waste container, the unit comes complete with bottle and is supplied as one piece for straightforward workstation equipping. Laboratories can segregate solid or liquid beta-contaminated waste close to the point of generation during everyday isotope handling. This acrylic container from manufacturer Thermo Scientific - Laboratory Plastics under the Nalgene™ brand offers chemical resistance and dimensional stability for repeated daily use in organised disposal workflows. The single-piece pack size supports flexible stocking of active isotope areas without surplus inventory on the shelf.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Beta bench waste container
- Material: 9,5 mm acrylic
- Capacity: 2 L (64 oz)
- Diameter: 5,5 in
- Configuration: With bottle
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