Cardinal Health Multi-Purpose Container with Hinged Lid

Multi-Purpose Container with Hinged Lid

This multi-purpose sharps container with hinged lid is a 2 gallon point-of-use container for collecting sharps and other appropriate waste. It works well for healthcare settings that need a compact container with a locking lid for final disposal and a nestable design to help save storage space. The red plastic 1-piece container measures 10 inch x 10.5 inch x 7.25 inch.

Good Fit For

• Point-of-use sharps collection areas
• Exam and treatment spaces with limited storage
• Facilities that autoclave or incinerate container waste
• Workflows that benefit from a wall bracket option

Key Features

• 2 gallon capacity supports point-of-use sharps collection
• Hinged locking lid helps secure contents for final disposal
• Nestable design helps reduce storage space between uses
• Plastic construction is safe to autoclave or incinerate
• Compact 10 inch x 10.5 inch x 7.25 inch footprint fits smaller collection areas
• Wire wall bracket option available with Kendall part 8963

Applications and Usage

• Placing a sharps container at the point of use in patient care areas
• Setting up a compact disposal station where space is limited
• Using nested containers to simplify backroom storage
• Selecting a container intended for final disposal with a locking lid

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This is a 2 gallon container, so buyers should confirm the capacity fits the intended disposal volume.
• A wire wall bracket is referenced separately as Kendall part 8963.
• The hinged lid and 1-piece design may be useful when choosing between container styles.

FAQ

• What size is this sharps container? This container has a 2 gallon volume and measures 10 inch x 10.5 inch x 7.25 inch.
• Does the lid lock? Yes. The hinged lid has a locking design for final disposal.
• Can this container help save storage space before use? Yes. The containers are nestable, which helps save storage space.
• Can this plastic container be autoclaved or incinerated? Yes. The plastics and pigments are noted as safe to autoclave or incinerate.
• Is there a wall bracket option for this container? Yes. A wire wall bracket is referenced as Kendall part 8963.

From SharpSafety by Cardinal Health.