Cardinal Health SharpSafety™ Sharps Container Hinged Lid, Red 8 Gallon

SharpSafety™ Sharps Container Hinged Lid, Red 8 Gallon

This sharps container is a red 8 gallon point-of-use disposal container with a hinged lid. It works well for healthcare settings that need a larger container near the point of use and want a temporary closure option when the container is not in use. The 1-piece plastic design has a locking lid and nestable construction to support handling and storage.

Good Fit For

• Point-of-use sharps disposal stations
• Healthcare areas needing a larger sharps container
• Facilities looking to save storage space with nestable containers

Key Features

• 8 gallon capacity supports higher-volume sharps disposal at the point of use
• Hinged lid offers temporary closure when the container is not in use to help reduce exposure to contents
• Locking lid adds an extra level of secure closure
• 1-piece plastic construction keeps the design straightforward for placement and use
• Nestable shape can help save space during storage

Applications and Usage

• Placing a sharps container close to care areas for point-of-use disposal
• Using temporary lid closure between disposal events
• Outfitting clinical spaces that need 8 gallon sharps capacity

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This model is intended for point-of-use placement
• The container uses a hinged lid with locking closure
• Nestable construction may be helpful when storing multiple empty containers

FAQ

• Is this sharps container meant for point-of-use placement? Yes. This sharps container is specified for point-of-use placement.
• Does the lid close when the container is not in use? Yes. The hinged lid can provide temporary closure when the container is not in use to help reduce exposure to contents.
• What is the capacity of this sharps container? This sharps container has an 8 gallon capacity.
• Does this model have a locking lid? Yes. This sharps container uses a locking lid.
• Can empty containers be stored efficiently? Yes. The container is nestable, which can make storage of empty units more space-efficient.

From SharpSafety by Cardinal Health.