Description
Sekuroka® radiation protection waste container is a compact Gamma-shielded vessel for the safe collection and short-term storage of small volumes of radioactive laboratory waste. With a 1 l capacity and an inner chamber measuring 100 × 80 × 130 mm (L × W × H), it suits limited waste streams from tracer experiments, sample preparation and other low-volume radiochemical tasks. The unit weighs 2,015 kg and is supplied as a single piece for straightforward placement on the bench or within designated waste stations. Part of the Sekuroka® radiation protection line from manufacturer Carl ROTH, the container supports occupational safety programmes where gamma emitters must be kept away from operators and adjacent work areas. Clear inner dimensions simplify liner fitting and controlled disposal routines in isotope laboratories, research suites and clinical preparation rooms. It fits naturally into broader radiation-protection setups alongside shielding accessories and personal protective equipment used when handling gamma-emitting materials under laboratory conditions.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Brand: Sekuroka®
- Radiation type: Gamma
- Capacity: 1 l
- Inner dimensions: L 100 x W 80 x H 130 mm
- Weight: 2,015 kg
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