Description
Sekuroka® radiation protection waste container Betra is a laboratory waste container intended for radiation-protection workflows and controlled collection of materials that require dedicated containment. It offers a 53 l working capacity, giving ample volume for bagged or bulk waste at collection points in isotope or radiation-handling areas. Inner dimensions of 490 × 270 × 400 mm (length × width × height) define a practical rectangular interior for organised filling and liner use. Supplied as 1 pc, the container weighs 1,300 kg, which supports stable floor or station placement without excessive bulk. This Betra model from manufacturer Carl ROTH aligns with occupational-safety and radiation-protection container needs in research, clinical, and industrial laboratories. The straightforward geometry favours clear segregation of waste streams and easy integration into existing radiation-protection programmes. Facilities can position the unit at bench-adjacent or central collection locations where volume and internal space matter more than complex fittings. Overall it provides a clear, capacity-focused option for radiation-protection waste handling within routine lab safety setups.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Radiation protection waste container
- Brand: Sekuroka®
- Model: Betra
- Capacity: 53 l
- Inner dimensions: 490 × 270 × 400 mm (L × W × H)
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