10L Medical Waste Box with Yellow Biohazard Bag and Red Marking Band, Triple-Layer Cardboard, ADR Certified, for Pathological Waste

The 10-liter biohazard yellow bag with a cardboard box, ADR certified, is specifically designed for the collection of non-sharp pathological medical waste. Manufactured from rigid triple-layer corrugated cardboard, the container ensures high durability and safe handling during storage, transportation, and final disposal. The material is suitable for incineration, ensuring compliance with environmental and safety regulations for hazardous waste management. Detailed technical specifications: • Box dimensions: 200 x 200 x 250 mm, parallelepiped shape with reinforced structure. • Waste capacity: 10 liters (up to 2.5 kg waste weight). • Box net weight: 210 g ± 5%. • Inner bag: yellow polyethylene, thickness 50 - 70 microns, supplied with single-use sealing tie. • Visual marking: red horizontal band indicating maximum filling level. • Printed markings: “Pathological Waste - Code 18.01.02”, Biohazard symbol, container capacity (liters/kg), instructions for use, fill date, closure date, unit and department name, and responsible person. Construction and design: • Equipped with ergonomic carrying handles for secure transport. • Upper part with dedicated openings that allow insertion of waste but prevent removal after filling. • Double closure system: temporary during use and permanent after the container is full. • Single-use packaging, fully neutralized by incineration, compliant with ADR and UN standards. Production and quality assurance: • Manufactured under an ISO 9001 quality management system. • Triple-wall corrugated cardboard, cut, glued, and printed with high precision. • Surfaces are smooth and free of defects, cracks, sharp edges, or deformations. • Each production lot is tested for dimensions, resistance, and material compliance. This 10-liter biohazard yellow bag with a cardboard box provides a certified and technically reliable solution for the collection and disposal of pathological medical waste in healthcare facilities, laboratories, and other controlled environments.