Grainger EAGLE - Medical Waste Receptacle Eagle 10 gal. Round Red Polyethylene Step On - 4RF68
- Impact-resistant polyethylene cans will not rust or corrode
- Foot lever raises lid, which closes automatically after use
- Factory Mutual approved
- Meet OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 for exposure to bloodborne pathogens
Specifications
| Stock Number |
849857 |
| Manufacturer # |
4RF68 |
| Brand |
EAGLE |
| Manufacturer |
Grainger |
| Country of Origin |
Unknown |
| Application |
Medical Waste Receptacle |
| Capacity |
10 gal. |
| Color |
Red |
| Dimensions |
18 X 18 X 22 Inch |
| Lid Opening Type |
Step On |
| Lid Type |
Self-Closing |
| Material |
Polyethylene |
| Style |
Round |
| UNSPSC Code |
47121702 |
What Our Experts Think
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Safe Medical Waste Disposal – Designed for biohazard and regulated medical waste handling.
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Durable Polyethylene Build – Corrosion-resistant, impact-resistant, and easy to clean.
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Hands-Free Operation – Step-on pedal allows for touch-free waste disposal, reducing contamination risk.
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Compact & Efficient – 10-gallon capacity is ideal for clinics, hospitals, and labs.
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OSHA & EPA Compliant – Meets medical waste disposal regulations for safety and compliance.
Q&A
Q: What is this product used for?
A: A medical waste receptacle designed for safe disposal of biohazardous waste.
Q: What is its capacity?
A: 10 gallons.
Q: What material is it made from?
A: Durable red polyethylene for chemical resistance and easy cleaning.
Q: How is it operated?
A: Features a hands-free step-on pedal for sanitary use.
Q: What shape is it?
A: Round design for efficient space use.
Q: Where is it commonly used?
A: Ideal for hospitals, clinics, labs, and medical facilities.
Q: Does it meet safety standards?
A: Yes, designed to comply with OSHA and medical waste disposal regulations.
Maintenance Tips
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Regular Cleaning: Wipe with disinfectant to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination.
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Lid Function Check: Ensure the step-on mechanism operates smoothly; lubricate if needed.
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Bag Replacement: Use properly sized liners and replace regularly to prevent overflow.
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Structural Inspection: Check for cracks or damage to the polyethylene body.
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Proper Placement: Keep in a designated medical waste area per safety regulations.
