Description
SEKUROKA® solvent collector is a tin container for the safe collection of solvent waste in laboratory and technical environments. The 6 l vessel is supplied as one unit and includes a pouring aid together with a 2'' coarse thread for practical filling and emptying during routine disposal workflows. Marked UN 6HA1/X2.0/300/, the collector is intended for organised handling of solvent residues within occupational safety and disposal schemes. Weighing 1,300 kg, the robust tin construction suits bench-side or satellite collection points before transfer to central waste systems. Waste-collector applications benefit from a dedicated solvent vessel that keeps flammable or volatile liquids segregated and easier to manage. From manufacturer Duttenhoefer, the SEKUROKA® design supports tidy, controlled collection rather than improvised open containers. Laboratories can integrate the unit into standard operating procedures for solvent disposal, helping maintain clearer work areas and more consistent waste streams. The combination of defined volume, pouring aid, and coarse-thread interface makes day-to-day use straightforward for trained staff handling laboratory solvent residues.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Solvent collector
- Material: / form: Tin container
- Capacity: 6 l
- Weight: 1,300 kg
- Equipment: Pouring aid, 2'' coarse thread
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