40L 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, 40 liters, ADR certified, is intended for the collection and disposal of pathological medical waste that does not include sharp objects. The container is manufactured from rigid triple-wall corrugated cardboard, providing strength and stability during use, handling, and transport. Both the box and the bag comply with international ADR and UN standards and are clearly marked for proper identification. Technical specifications: • Box dimensions: 245 x 345 x 520 mm. • Capacity: 40 liters, up to 10 kg waste weight. • Box net weight: 400 g ± 5%. • Inner bag: yellow polyethylene, thickness 50 - 70 microns, with disposable sealing tie. • Red horizontal band showing maximum filling level. • Colors: yellow, red, white, black. • Markings include: “Pathological Waste - Code 18.01.02”, Biohazard symbol, container volume and weight capacity, instructions for use, filling start and end date, medical unit and department, and responsible person. Construction and design: • Rectangular shape with ergonomic handles for safe transport. • Smooth surface, free of cracks, edges, or deformations. • Upper part with special openings allowing waste insertion but preventing removal. • Double closure system: temporary during filling, permanent after final sealing. • Single-use packaging designed for incineration with minimal environmental impact. Manufacturing and quality assurance: • Produced under an ISO 9001 quality management system. • Triple-layer corrugated cardboard, cut, glued, and printed to precise standards. • Quality checks on every batch: dimensions, resistance, material certifications. • Durable and visible marking, including manufacturer, production date, material, and lot number. This 40-liter biohazard yellow bag with a cardboard box offers a certified and reliable packaging solution for the safe collection and disposal of pathological waste in medical facilities and laboratories.