Medline Sharps Containers, Red, Hinged Top Lid, 12 gal., 10 EA/CS

Sharps Containers, Red, Hinged Top Lid, 12 gal., 10 EA/CS

This sharps container is a 12 gallon red sharps and biohazard container with a hinged top lid. It works well in restricted access areas, operating rooms, and other settings with high waste generation where safe disposal and easier handling matter. 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

• 12 gallon capacity supports higher waste volumes
• Hinged top lid offers a specific lid style for sharps disposal workflows
• Made for restricted access areas where controlled placement is important
• Useful for operating rooms and other high waste generation areas
• Integrated side handles make the container easier to carry
• Nestable design helps save storage space

Applications and Usage

• Collecting sharps waste in operating rooms
• Placing larger-capacity sharps disposal in restricted access areas
• Supporting disposal workflows in areas that generate high volumes of waste
• Saving storage space when multiple containers are kept on hand

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This SKU uses a hinged top lid, which may matter if your facility standardizes on a specific lid style.
• The 12 gallon format is better suited to higher-volume disposal points than small exam-room stations.
• Nestable containers can help when storage space is limited.

FAQ

• Is this sharps container intended for higher-volume areas? Yes. This sharps container is a 12 gallon model and is noted for operating room and other high waste generation areas.
• Where is this sharps container best placed? This container is designed for use in restricted access areas.
• Does this container have a hinged lid? Yes. This sharps container comes with a hinged top lid.
• Is the container easier to move when full? Integrated side handles help make the container easier to carry.
• Can this container help save storage space before use? Yes. The nestable design helps save space when containers are stored together.

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