Laboratory classified trash cans

The application scenarios of laboratory classified trash cans

Chemistry Laboratory

It is used for storing organic waste liquid, inorganic waste liquid, expired chemicals, etc., and must be strictly classified to prevent chemical reactions from causing danger.

Biological laboratory

When collecting biological samples, culture media, carcasses of experimental animals, etc., it is necessary to have the functions of preventing leakage and contamination to ensure biosafety.

Medical laboratory

The storage of medical waste (such as syringes, cotton swabs, medicine packaging, etc.) must comply with medical waste disposal regulations to prevent cross-infection.

Industrial laboratory

It is used for collecting metal waste, waste oil, waste solvents, etc. It needs to have corrosion resistance and explosion-proof performance and be suitable for industrial environments.

The material and structural features of laboratory classified trash cans

Corrosion-resistant material

Laboratory trash cans are mostly made of corrosion-resistant materials such as stainless steel and high-density polyethylene (HDPE), which can withstand the erosion of chemical substances like acids, alkalis and organic solvents.

Fireproof and explosion-proof design

Some trash cans are equipped with fireproof coatings or fireproof inner linings to prevent fires caused by flammable waste. The explosion-proof structure can prevent explosion caused by pressure accumulation.

Sealing performance

The lid of the trash can adopts a sealed design to prevent the leakage of volatile gases, reduce air pollution, and at the same time avoid moisture or cross-contamination of waste.

Easy to handle and clean

It is equipped with devices such as rollers and handles for convenient movement. The inner surface is smooth without dead corners, which is convenient for cleaning and disinfection and prevents the breeding of bacteria by residues.