Description
Pedal bin in white steel plate/zinc construction with a 30 l capacity is a practical waste collector for laboratory and technical work areas. Designed for hands-free operation via the foot pedal, it supports hygienic disposal routines in environments where occupational safety and clean workflows matter. The robust steel plate/zinc body provides a durable outer shell suited to everyday lab traffic, while the white finish integrates easily into standard laboratory interiors and disposal stations. With a unit weight of 6,000 kg, the bin offers a stable footprint for floor placement beside benches, fume hoods, or dedicated waste zones. Supplied as a single unit, it fits facilities that need a reliable collector for general laboratory refuse within organised disposal schemes. This model from manufacturer Brabantia aligns with labware categories covering occupational safety, personal protection, and waste collectors, making it a straightforward choice for institutes, quality-control labs, and production-adjacent laboratories that standardise pedal-operated bins. The 30 l volume balances capacity against floor space, helping teams maintain tidy workspaces without frequent emptying cycles during routine experimental or preparative work.
This article is part of Waste containers & canisters, in Waste disposal.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Pedal bin
- Material: Steel plate/zinc
- Colour: White
- Capacity: 30 l
- Weight: 6,000 kg
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Pedal bin, steel plate/zinc, white 30 l, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Brabantia for laboratory use. It sits in Waste containers & canisters, inside Waste disposal, in Lab safety equipment.
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