Super Strength Biohazard Disposal Bags 37"W x 48"H
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SKU ML17958
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37"W x 48"H
Be Extra Prepared for the Next Infectious Disease Event
- Extra heavy-duty, 2mil thick blended polymer bags
- Autoclavable to 135°C (275°F)
- Features a indicator patch that darkens when exposed to steam sterilization for 20 minutes
- Passes ASTM 1709 Dart Impact and ASTM 1922 Tear Resistance tests
- Printed with standard biohazard warning symbol and precaution procedures in English, Spanish, French, and German
- Conforms to CDC guidelines for handling Ebola and MERS waste in North America
These extra thick, extra strong Biohazard Disposal Bags are the single best choice for waste management during an infections disease event. These bags conform to industry-standard impact and tear resistance tests, display printed biohazard warning symbols and precautionary procedures in four languages, and are autoclavable to 135°C (275°F). Meets CDC guidelines for handling Ebola and MERS waste in North America.
Be Extra Prepared for the Next Infectious Disease Event
- Extra heavy-duty, 2mil thick blended polymer bags
- Autoclavable to 135°C (275°F)
- Features a indicator patch that darkens when exposed to steam sterilization for 20 minutes
- Passes ASTM 1709 Dart Impact and ASTM 1922 Tear Resistance tests
- Printed with standard biohazard warning symbol and precaution procedures in English, Spanish, French, and German
- Conforms to CDC guidelines for handling Ebola and MERS waste in North America
These extra thick, extra strong Biohazard Disposal Bags are the single best choice for waste management during an infections disease event. These bags conform to industry-standard impact and tear resistance tests, display printed biohazard warning symbols and precautionary procedures in four languages, and are autoclavable to 135°C (275°F). Meets CDC guidelines for handling Ebola and MERS waste in North America.
