American Standard Sharps Container 5.4 Quart, 5.1 Liter capacity.

Designed for hands-free and convenient medical sharps disposal. Stronge body and lid fix. 4 main mounts plus 4 edge mounts ensure lids securely install on barrel.

With bendable handle for easy carrying, can be carried with one hand.

Revolving door opening design, larger opening for easy disposal. Self-balancing opening cap makes your hands free operating, zero contact, minimizing the infection and sharps injury risk.

Built-in fastening tabs at both ends ensure that the lid is permanently closed after cap  final closing.

This Dailymag 5.4-quart sharps container is a specially designed medical waste container used for the safe disposal of sharps, such as needles, syringes, lancets, and other sharp objects that can pose a risk of injury or infection. Here’s how it is commonly used and its characteristics:

Where It Is Used:

• Healthcare Facilities: Hospitals, clinics, doctor’s offices, and urgent care centers.

• Laboratories: For safe disposal of used needles, pipettes, and other sharp instruments.

• Pharmacies: Often used for syringe exchange programs or patient disposal.

• Home Healthcare: For individuals managing conditions like diabetes that require regular injections.

• Veterinary Clinics: Used for animal care involving needles and medical instruments.

Characteristics:

1. Size and Capacity:

   • 5.4 quarts (approximately 1.35 gallons) offers a medium-sized capacity, ideal for moderate use.

2. Material:

   • Made from puncture-resistant, durable Polypropylene plastic to prevent leaks and breaks.

3. Design:

   • Features a secure, tight-fitting lid to reduce the risk of spills or exposure.

   • One-way entry system to prevent needlestick injuries.

4. Color and Labeling:

   • Typically red or yellow with biohazard symbols for easy identification.

   • Clearly labeled with “Sharps Waste” or “Biohazard.”

5. Portability:

   • Designed have handle  and for wall mounting for easy access.

6. Regulatory Compliance:

   • Complies with OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) standards for proper sharps disposal.