Medline Sharps Containers, Red, Star Lid, 10 gal., 6 EA/CS

Sharps Containers, Red, Star Lid, 10 gal., 6 EA/CS

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

Good Fit For

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

Key Features

• 10 gallon capacity supports higher waste generation areas
• Star lid offers an option for handling different sharps disposal needs
• Made for use in restricted access areas
• Integrated side handles help with carrying and placement
• Nestable design helps save storage space
• Red sharps and biohazard container format is easy to identify in disposal workflows

Applications and Usage

• Collecting sharps and biohazard waste in operating rooms
• Setting up larger-capacity sharps disposal in restricted access areas
• Supporting disposal workflows where containers need to be carried and repositioned
• Saving storage space by nesting containers before use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This container is intended for restricted access areas.
• The lid is not counter balanced.
• The lid is not tortuous.
• Choose the 10 gallon size when higher waste volume is expected.

FAQ

• Where is this sharps container best used? This sharps container is intended for restricted access areas and is a practical choice for operating rooms and other high waste generation areas.
• What capacity does this container have? This sharps container has a 10 gallon capacity.
• Does this container help with handling and storage? Yes. Integrated side handles make the container easier to carry, and the nestable design helps save storage space.
• What type of waste is this container for? This is a sharps and biohazard container for disposal workflows that require that container type.

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