- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 16.0 lb
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- MFR: Fisher Anatomical Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 120098A
Frequently asked questions
Is this bin safe for direct incineration?
Yes, this bin is specifically engineered for direct incineration. The entire assembly, including the corrugated cardboard box and its contents, is designed to be disposed of in an incinerator once it reaches capacity, which simplifies waste management protocols.
How thick is the included internal liner?
The bin comes with a 2 mil polyethylene liner. This thickness is designed to safely contain solid hazardous waste materials during use.
Does it have features for safe transport?
Absolutely. The unit is equipped with integral handles, allowing for secure and stable transport of the container to the incineration site.
Can I replace the internal bag if it tears?
No, replacement bags are not available for this product. Because the box is intended to be fully incinerated as a single unit, it is designed for a single-use application only.
Is the lid secure during operation?
Yes, the bin features a tight-fitting lid to ensure waste is securely contained. It also includes a convenient flap opening to allow for easy disposal of materials while the lid remains in place.
Are the safety graphics clearly visible?
Yes, the bin is printed with high-visibility orange graphics. This includes clear biohazard symbols and instructional burn graphics, ensuring that safety warnings are easily identifiable in a laboratory setting.
What materials is the bin constructed from?
The Burn-up Bin is constructed from durable corrugated cardboard, which provides the necessary structural integrity for floor-standing use while remaining suitable for safe incineration.
What is the total capacity of this bin?
The unit offers a capacity of 11 gallons, providing a reliable volume for the containment of solid hazardous laboratory waste.
Is this bin suitable for clinical laboratory use?
It is an ideal choice for clinical, research, and industrial laboratory environments where there is a requirement for standardized, incineration-ready waste disposal protocols.
What are the dimensions of the bin?
The bin measures 12 x 12 x 27 inches, offering a compact, vertical, floor-standing footprint that fits well in professional clinical and laboratory spaces.