Cardinal 8982 - SharpSafety™ Chemotherapy Waste Container, 2 Gallon, 10.5 x 10 x 7.25 Inch - 1/Each, 20/Case
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The SharpSafety chemotherapy waste container from Cardinal holds 2 gallons and measures 10 inches high x 10.5 inches wide x 7.25 inches deep. It has a yellow base, a locking hinged lid and an absorbent pad inside.
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Cardinal 8982 - SharpSafety™ Chemotherapy Waste Container, 2 Gallon, 10.5 x 10 x 7.25 Inch - 1/Each, 20/Case
The Cardinal SharpSafety chemotherapy waste container is a 2-gallon container with a yellow base and a white, gasketed hinged lid. The lid locks, and an absorbent pad sits inside the container. It is made of polypropylene and is nonsterile.
Vertical entry through a hinged lid
Yellow base with a white lid
2-gallon capacity
Measures 10 inches high x 10.5 inches wide x 7.25 inches deep
Container locks, with a locking lid
Absorbent pad inside the container
Nestable style
Molded handles
Sold as 20 containers per case, or each
Gasketed hinged lid
Polypropylene material
Freestanding placement
Nonsterile
Source data lists entry as horizontal / vertical
Check that the 10 H x 10-1/2 W x 7-1/4 D inch size fits your space before ordering.
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