Description
Mini safety bins are compact polypropylene disposal containers intended for controlled collection of small laboratory waste fractions. Each bin is moulded from PP, with a diameter of Ø 50 mm, a height of 107 mm and a nominal capacity of 170 ml, making them suitable for benchtop placement beside analytical or sampling stations. The small format supports segregated disposal in environmental analysis, protective equipment routines and general laboratory safety practice where limited volumes must be contained neatly. Offered as a pack of 10 units with a total weight of 0,265 kg, the set is convenient for stocking multiple work points or rotating bins during busy sessions. These mini safety bins from manufacturer Söhngen help laboratories maintain tidy disposal points without occupying excessive bench space. Polypropylene construction offers everyday chemical resistance appropriate for many common lab waste streams handled under local safety rules. Use them wherever compact, clearly dedicated containers improve organisation in disposal workflows linked to environmental analysis and laboratory safety programmes.
This article is part of Reference substances & reagents (other), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Material: PP
- Diameter: Ø 50 mm
- Height: 107 mm
- Capacity: 170 ml
- Weight: 0,265 kg
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