Description
Paper refuse sacks, brown, 120 l are larger laboratory disposal sacks for higher-volume dry and general refuse collection. Measuring 700 + 250 x 950 mm, they offer a 120 l capacity suited to busy research floors, wash-up areas and central collection points. The brown paper build supports clear visual segregation within occupational safety and personal-protection disposal schemes. Packaged as 25 pc(s) with a pack weight of 4,750 kg, the supply format is practical for facilities that restock multiple bins on a regular cycle. These paper refuse sacks from manufacturer Carl ROTH fit standard labware refuse-bag programmes where paper sacks are specified. The gusseted dimensions 700 + 250 x 950 mm allow the sack to open fully on larger bin frames while retaining usable volume as waste accumulates. They are intended for dry laboratory refuse and related packaging materials handled according to local procedures. Brown colouring helps staff distinguish paper sacks from coloured plastic alternatives during collection and sorting. Use them to maintain orderly, hygienic waste handling in multi-user laboratories that require higher capacity at selected disposal stations without changing established workflows.
This article is part of Autoclave & disposal bags, in Waste disposal.
Key features
- Pack size: 25 pc(s)
- Type: paper refuse sacks
- Colour: brown
- Capacity: 120 l
- Dimensions: 700 + 250 x 950 mm
- Weight: 4,750 kg
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Questions about Refuse sacks paper, brown, 120 l,, 700 + 250 x 950 mm, 25 unit(s)
What is this article?
Refuse sacks paper, brown, 120 l,, 700 + 250 x 950 mm, 25 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Autoclave & disposal bags, inside Waste disposal, in Lab safety equipment.
An autoclave bag survives the steriliser and then holds the waste. A disposal bag is only the second half. Printed indicators, the temperature rating and the volume are the specification. A bag that melts at 121 °C is not an autoclave bag.
Laboratory waste is sorted before it is carried away. A solvent waste can has a cap and often a funnel that limits vapour. A sharps container is rigid and closable. An autoclave bag is for material that will be sterilised before it is ordinary waste. The container has to survive the chemical that goes into it. A bag that dissolves is not a container. Classification of the chemicals is on ECHA. Transport of dangerous goods is the UNECE framework. Workplace practice is EU-OSHA.
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The category is Waste disposal. The sub-category is Autoclave & disposal bags. The catalogue is Lab safety equipment.
Shelves beside this one are Solvent waste caps, safety funnels & canisters, Waste containers & canisters and Sharps containers, absorbents & spill kits.
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