Medline Graduated Triangular Intake/Output Container, Black, 1,000 mL (32 oz), EA/1, PK/10

Medline Graduated Triangular Intake/Output Container, Black, 1,000 mL (32 oz), EA/1, PK/10

This Medline graduated triangular intake/output container is a polypropylene measuring container with a 1,000 mL, 32 oz capacity. It fits workflows where clear volume measurement matters, including intake and output tracking. The black container has graduated markings and a triangular shape, with a listed size of 5 X 7 Inch.

Good Fit For

• Intake and output measurement workflows
• Clinical care areas that use graduated containers
• Buyers standardizing on 1,000 mL volume containers

Key Features

• 1,000 mL, 32 oz capacity supports measured fluid collection or tracking
• Graduated design helps with quick volume reference during use
• Triangular shape offers a distinct container format for intake and output tasks
• Polypropylene construction aligns with the stated product details
• Black color can help buyers match existing department preferences or protocols

Applications and Usage

• Measuring fluid volumes during intake and output documentation
• Keeping a dedicated 1,000 mL graduated container available in patient care areas
• Replacing matching triangular intake and output containers in existing supply setups

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 5 X 7 Inch.
• Check that the 1,000 mL, 32 oz capacity matches your workflow requirements.
• Confirm the triangular format is preferred for your storage and handling setup.
• Review the listed 5 X 7 Inch size if space at bedside or in carts is limited.

FAQ

• What capacity does this intake/output container have? This container holds 1,000 mL, which is also noted as 32 oz.
• Does this container have measurement markings? Yes. This is a graduated container, so it is intended for measured volume reference.
• What shape is the container? This model has a triangular shape.
• What material is noted for this container? The product details identify the container as polypropylene.

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