BD Sharps Container BD™ Red Base 11-1/2 H X 12-4/5 W X 8-4/5 D Inch Vertical Entry 3.5 Gallon

Sharps Container BD™ Red Base 11-1/2 H X 12-4/5 W X 8-4/5 D Inch Vertical Entry 3.5 Gallon

This sharps container is a multipurpose 3.5 gallon container with a vertical entry lid for collecting sharps in professional care settings. Buyers who need a free-standing option with a locking hinged lid may find it a practical fit for treatment areas and other clinical workspaces. The container has a red base, a translucent lid, and polypropylene construction.

Good Fit For

• Clinical areas that need a free-standing sharps container
• Workflows that prefer vertical entry disposal
• Buyers using the 305485 locking bracket

Key Features

• 3.5 gallon capacity supports moderate sharps collection needs
• Vertical entry opening helps match workflows that call for top access
• Locking hinged lid adds a secure closure option
• Free-standing design works where wall mounting is not preferred
• Polypropylene construction with handles and tortuous path safety feature
• Suitable for incineration or autoclaving

Applications and Usage

• Collecting sharps in treatment and procedure areas
• Placing a free-standing sharps container at point of use
• Supporting disposal workflows that use vertical entry access

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This container is nonsterile.
• The container is not PG-II rated.
• If bracket compatibility matters for your setup, this model works with the 305485 locking bracket.

FAQ

• What size is this sharps container? This sharps container has a 3.5 gallon capacity.
• Does this sharps container have a locking lid? Yes. This model has a locking lid with a hinged design.
• Is the opening vertical or horizontal? This container uses a vertical entry lid.
• Can this sharps container stand on its own? Yes. This is a free-standing sharps container.
• Can this container be processed after use by incineration or autoclaving? Yes. The product details state that it is suitable for incineration or autoclaving.

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