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A biohazard plastic dustbin for hospitals is specially designed to handle medical waste that is contaminated with potentially infectious agents. These dustbins are usually color-coded (most commonly yellow or red) and labeled with the biohazard symbol to indicate their specific purpose. They are made from durable, puncture-resistant plastic to safely contain sharp objects like needles, syringes, and contaminated materials such as gloves, dressings, and other medical waste.
Features of a biohazard plastic dustbin for hospitals:- **Material**: High-density polyethylene (HDPE) or other durable plastics.- **Color-coding**: Yellow or red (as per regulatory guidelines), sometimes with lids of different colors to segregate waste.- **Capacity**: Varies from small tabletop bins to large ones used in wards or surgical areas.- **Markings**: Clearly marked with the biohazard symbol and sometimes labeled with "Biohazard" or "Infectious Waste."- **Design**: Often fitted with a foot pedal to prevent hand contact and contamination when opening.- **Usage**: Intended for the disposal of infectious waste, including materials contaminated with bodily fluids, tissue samples, and used medical instruments.
Hospitals use these bins to comply with health and safety regulations, ensuring proper segregation, handling, and disposal of hazardous medical waste.

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A biohazard plastic dustbin for hospitals is specially designed to handle medical waste that is contaminated with potentially infectious agents. These dustbins are usually color-coded (most commonly yellow or red) and labeled with the biohazard symbol to indicate their specific purpose. They are made from durable, puncture-resistant plastic to safely contain sharp objects like needles, syringes, and contaminated materials such as gloves, dressings, and other medical waste.
Features of a biohazard plastic dustbin for hospitals:- **Material**: High-density polyethylene (HDPE) or other durable plastics.- **Color-coding**: Yellow or red (as per regulatory guidelines), sometimes with lids of different colors to segregate waste.- **Capacity**: Varies from small tabletop bins to large ones used in wards or surgical areas.- **Markings**: Clearly marked with the biohazard symbol and sometimes labeled with "Biohazard" or "Infectious Waste."- **Design**: Often fitted with a foot pedal to prevent hand contact and contamination when opening.- **Usage**: Intended for the disposal of infectious waste, including materials contaminated with bodily fluids, tissue samples, and used medical instruments.
Hospitals use these bins to comply with health and safety regulations, ensuring proper segregation, handling, and disposal of hazardous medical waste.