Sharps Disposal Container w/ Half Flip & Rotary Lid - 10/Cs

• Made with high-impact polypropylene
• Resists shattering and punctures
• Half flip lid section allows disposal of larger waste material
• Integrated needle unwinder with rotary lid provides safer and more compact storage
• Container locks securely for final disposal .

The Oak Ridge Sharps Disposal Container is a large high-quality waste disposal solution for needles, syringes, pipettes, glass slides, and other single-use sharps. It features high quality construction with great practicality and utility. This container can be used in any health care facility.

Durable Construction: The Oak Ridge Sharps Container is made of 100% high-impact polypropylene, designed to resist shattering and punctures. This material burns clean when incinerated, emitting only carbon dioxide and water vapors. Its lid is translucent, allowing healthcare professionals to see the used volume and replace the container on time. The material of the container is rated to safely hold biohazardous waste and avoid spillage, leakage and seepage into the external environment.

Features: This container accommodates different sizes of waste materials and sharps, including ampules and prep materials. It provides leak resistant containment and reduces the possibility of aerosolization of fluids. This container has a two-section lid. One section can be flipped up to allow disposal of large waste material and the other has a rotary opening for standard small sharps. A needle unwinder is integrated with the rotating lid for ease-of-access and efficient discard of syringes. The container fits inside standard carts for transport when full. Its vivid red color and a large symbol on the front make the container highly identifiable as biohazard waste.

Product Configurations

The Oak Ridge Sharps Disposal Container is available in different sizes to cater to what suits your facility and environment.

• 3 Gallon (0330-150R)
• 8 Gallon (0380-150R)

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.