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Hybrid Clinical Waste Bin - 42 Litre

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Hybrid Clinical Waste Bin - 42 LitreThe 42 litre Hybrid Clinical Waste Bin This Hybrid Clinical Waste Bin has a galvanised lid, an ABS plastic base and a plastisol body, hence the hybrid in the name! By combining these materials, this clinical waste bin is fire retardant and will remain rust free. Not to mention the prevention of harmful bacteria your staff and patients avoid by using the foot pedal! The ABS plastic foot unit features integrated castors and a leakproof tray to catch any

The 42-litre Hybrid Clinical Waste Bin

This Hybrid Clinical Waste Bin has a galvanised lid, an ABS plastic base and a plastisol body, hence the ‘hybrid’ in the name! By combining these materials, this clinical waste bin is fire retardant and will remain rust-free. Not to mention the prevention of harmful bacteria your staff and patients avoid by using the foot pedal!

The ABS plastic foot unit features integrated castors and a leakproof tray to catch any spills from punctured sacks. The 42-litre size of this bin allows for modest waste capacity. The base unit is also constructed from durable, non-marking plastic and will not damage walls or floors.

The plastisol body offers an eye-catching finish with chemical, electrical, abrasion and impact-resistant properties.

This unit is used in several NHS premises around the UK. Like our other units, this bin has been purpose-built for healthcare environments that adhere to modern legislative requirements. You can choose from the different lid and body colours and vinyl artwork for staff and patients to easily identify what should be deposited in the bin.

Product Features

  • Features a galvanised steel lid for rust resistance and an ABS plastic base to make the bin fire retardant
  • The plastisol body provides a great textured finish with chemical, electrical and impact-resistant properties
  • Foot unit prevents the spread of harmful bacteria that you’d see from using your hands to open the bin
  • Foot unit also features integrated castors and a leakproof tray to catch any spills from punctured sacks
  • The 80-litre size allows for excellent waste capacity
  • Choose from a selection of body and lid colours, as well as vinyl artwork
  • Durable, non-marking base prevents marks on walls and floors
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