Description
Disposal container is a laboratory waste collector specified for corrosive waste, offering a 53 l capacity for organised collection in occupational safety and labware settings. The larger volume suits work areas that generate higher quantities of corrosive residues and need a dedicated vessel before transfer to authorised disposal channels. Supplied as 1 pc and weighing 7,100 kg, the unit is intended for fixed or semi-fixed placement at waste stations rather than frequent relocation. This disposal container from manufacturer JUSTRITE supports structured separation of corrosive waste from general laboratory refuse, which is essential for consistent housekeeping and safer internal logistics. It aligns with categories covering disposal equipment and waste collectors used across research, analytical and teaching laboratories. Clear assignment of corrosive streams to a purpose-sized 53 l container helps reduce cross-contamination risks within waste-handling workflows. Procurement and safety teams can specify the model where a single-piece corrosive-waste collector of this capacity is required. Straightforward capacity and use designation keep selection simple when equipping laboratories with reliable collectors for corrosive media.
This article belongs on Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Disposal container
- Capacity: 53 l
- Intended use: Corrosive waste
- Weight: 7,100 kg
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Disposal container, 53 l, for corrosive waste, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes JUSTRITE for laboratory use. It sits in Sample containers & jars, inside Bottles & containers, in Labware.
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