Description
Sekuroka®-disposal container is a complete laboratory waste disposal vessel for collecting discarded materials under controlled bench or waste-station conditions. The unit stands 384 mm high, with an outer diameter of 310 mm and an inner diameter of 230 mm, providing a defined capacity envelope for routine laboratory disposal tasks. Supplied complete as one piece and weighing 1,840 kg, the container is intended for occupational safety and waste-handling setups where a dedicated disposal receptacle is required. Dimensional clarity supports placement planning beside fume hoods, benches or central collection points and helps match lids, liners or secondary containment already in use. The Sekuroka® design addresses everyday needs in teaching, research and service laboratories that separate waste streams according to internal safety rules. This disposal container comes from manufacturer Duttenhoefer for laboratory waste management. It fits categories covering occupational safety, personal protection and waste disposal containers where robust, dimensioned collection hardware is specified for daily laboratory operation.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Disposal container
- Brand: Sekuroka®
- Configuration: Complete
- Height: 384 mm
- Outer diameter: 310 mm
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