Description
Sekuroka® radiation protection waste container is a Beta-shielded vessel designed for the safe collection and interim holding of radioactive laboratory waste. It offers a 47 l working capacity with an inner chamber of 285 × 270 × 400 mm (L × W × H), giving ample space for solid or liquid waste generated during radiochemical procedures, tracer work and related laboratory operations. The geometry of the inner compartment supports straightforward liner use and orderly waste segregation in controlled areas. This model belongs to the Sekuroka® radiation protection range from manufacturer Carl ROTH and is intended for occupational safety setups where beta emitters must be isolated from personnel and the surrounding workspace. Supplied as one unit, the container integrates into isotope laboratories, research facilities and nuclear-medicine preparation areas that require reliable secondary containment. It complements existing radiation-protection workflows together with shielding accessories and personal protective equipment used when handling beta-emitting radionuclides under laboratory conditions.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Brand: Sekuroka®
- Radiation type: Beta
- Capacity: 47 l
- Inner dimensions: L 285 x W 270 x H 400 mm
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