SharpStar In-Room Sharps Container with Counterbalance Lid, 4 Gallon Capacity, Translucent Red

Ensure safe and compliant disposal of sharps waste with the SharpStar In-Room Sharps Container. Designed with user safety and security in mind, this 4-gallon container features an engineered control system that prevents overfilling and limits unauthorized access, making it an ideal solution for medical facilities, clinics, and other healthcare environments. Its durable translucent red construction allows for easy visual monitoring of waste levels, ensuring timely disposal and maintaining a safe environment.

The container’s innovative features include a counterbalance lid that facilitates smooth opening and closing, reducing the risk of accidental spills or exposure. Its anti-kickback feature and forced horizontal drop design contribute to enhanced safety by preventing misuse or accidental drops of sharps waste. Additionally, the container is nestable, allowing for efficient storage and transportation when not in use, which helps optimize space and streamline waste management processes.

Measuring approximately 18? inches in height, 16? inches in width, and 6 inches deep, this container is designed to fit conveniently in various room settings without compromising on capacity or safety. The durable construction ensures long-lasting use, while the bright red color serves as a clear visual cue for sharps waste, promoting compliance with safety standards. Whether for single-use disposal or routine waste management, the SharpStar In-Room Sharps Container is a reliable, compliant, and user-friendly solution for managing sharps waste safely in your facility.

Features:
* Engineered controls prevent overfilling and unauthorized access
* Counterbalance lid for smooth operation
* Translucent red design for easy visual monitoring
* 4-gallon waste capacity suitable for high-use environments
* Anti-kickback feature enhances safety during disposal
* Forced horizontal drop design minimizes risk of spills
* Nestable for efficient storage and transportation