Description
Waste disposal container for cleaning rags is a 34 l red unit built for the safe interim collection of used cleaning cloths in laboratory, technical and industrial settings. The larger capacity suits busy cleaning stations and shared work areas where rags accumulate quickly, supporting organised disposal and reducing clutter around benches and machines. Supplied as one piece with a weight of 6,0 kg, the container offers a solid footprint for floor placement while remaining manageable during relocation or emptying routines. Its red finish provides clear visual identification within occupational-safety layouts and waste-collector zones. Manufactured by JUSTRITE, the model addresses facilities that prefer a purpose-designed rag receptacle over general-purpose bins. Typical applications include maintenance workshops, process laboratories and housekeeping points where solvent- or residue-bearing cloths must be kept separate from ordinary refuse, helping maintain cleaner workflows and more consistent disposal practice.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Waste disposal container for cleaning rags
- Capacity: 34 l
- Colour: red
- Weight: 6,0 kg
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