20L Medical Waste Box with Yellow Biohazard Bag and Red Marking Band, Triple-Layer Cardboard, ADR Certified, for Pathological Waste

The biohazard yellow bag with cardboard box, 20 liters, ADR certified, is designed for the collection of pathological medical waste that does not include sharp objects. The container complies with international ADR and UN standards for the safe packaging and transport of hazardous medical waste. It is made from rigid triple-layer corrugated cardboard, ensuring durability, resistance, and safe handling during use and disposal. Technical specifications: • Box dimensions: 260 x 260 x 320 mm. • Waste collection capacity: 20 liters, up to 5 kg waste weight. • Box net weight: 300 g ± 5%. • Inner bag: yellow polyethylene, 50 – 70 microns thickness, supplied with single-use sealing tie. • Red horizontal band indicating maximum filling line. • Colors: yellow, red, white, black. • Markings include: “Pathological Waste - Code 18.01.02”, Biohazard symbol, container capacity (liters/kg), instructions for use, start and end date of use, healthcare unit, department, and responsible person. Construction and design: • Parallelepiped shape with reinforced triple-wall cardboard structure. • Ergonomic handles for safe and easy carrying. • Smooth surface without cracks, sharp edges, or irregularities. • Upper openings are designed for waste insertion while preventing removal after filling. • Dual closure system: temporary during filling and permanent after sealing. • Single-use packaging, suitable for incineration with minimal environmental impact. Manufacturing and quality assurance: • Produced under an ISO 9001 quality management system. • Each production lot is tested for material quality, wall thickness, structural resistance, and dimensional accuracy. • Clear and durable marking with manufacturer, production date, material details, and lot number. This 20-liter biohazard yellow bag with a cardboard box provides a certified and reliable packaging solution for the collection, handling, and neutralization of pathological waste in healthcare facilities, laboratories, and specialized environments.