Description
Sekuroka® radiation protection waste container offers a larger Beta-rated option for collecting radioactive laboratory waste at the point of generation. A 10 l capacity combined with an inner chamber of length 200 mm, width 200 mm and height 250 mm provides extra volume for bulkier packaged solids or higher daily waste loads in active isotope areas. Intended for radiation-protection programmes, the container helps keep beta-emitting discards segregated, contained and clearly assigned until authorised disposal routes are used. Its dimensions suit floor-level or trolley-based placement in nuclear medicine suites, radiochemistry laboratories and central radioisotope facilities where a compact 3,3 l unit would fill too quickly. Delivered as one piece with a weight of 4,850 kg, the vessel remains stationary during filling yet can be moved when full according to local handling rules. This Sekuroka® waste container from manufacturer Carl ROTH complements smaller Beta models and related shielding accessories within occupational safety setups. Laboratories can standardise waste stations with matching containers, supporting consistent procedures, reduced cross-contamination risk and clearer visual control of radioactive refuse streams throughout the working day.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Brand: Sekuroka®
- Product type: Radiation protection waste container
- Shielding type: Beta
- Capacity: 10 l
- Inner dimensions: L 200 × W 200 × H 250 mm
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