Medline Sharps Containers, Red, Hinged Top Lid, 10 gal., 1/EA

Sharps Containers, Red, Hinged Top Lid, 10 gal., 1/EA

This sharps container is a red 10 gallon biohazard container with a hinged top lid for sharps disposal. It fits restricted access areas and high-waste settings such as operating rooms where teams need safer disposal and easier handling. Integrated side handles support carrying, and the nestable design helps save space.

Good Fit For

• Restricted access disposal areas
• Operating rooms
• High waste generation areas

Key Features

• 10 gallon capacity suits higher-volume sharps disposal needs
• Hinged top lid supports everyday access during disposal workflows
• Made for restricted access areas
• Useful for operating rooms and other high waste generation areas
• Integrated side handles make carrying easier
• Nestable design helps save storage space

Applications and Usage

• Collecting sharps in operating rooms
• Supporting sharps disposal in restricted access areas
• Handling higher waste generation workflows
• Reducing storage space needs when multiple containers are kept on hand

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This container is intended for restricted access areas.
• The 10 gallon format is better matched to higher waste generation areas than smaller-volume collection points.
• If storage efficiency matters, the nestable design can help when keeping multiple containers on site.

FAQ

• Where is this sharps container best used? This sharps container is meant for restricted access areas and is a practical choice for operating rooms and other areas with high waste generation.
• What lid style does this container use? This sharps container has a hinged top lid.
• What is the capacity of this sharps container? This sharps container holds 10 gallons.
• Is the container easier to carry between areas? Yes. Integrated side handles make the sharps container easier to carry.
• Can this container help save storage space? Yes. The nestable design helps save space when storing multiple containers.

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