The perfect solution for all domiciliary visits
and transportation of samples.
Safe for infectious waste.
Legislation dictates infectious waste to be transported in either:-
- type-approved sacks in specially equipped vehicles and containers or
- type approved rigid packaging
There is no minimum threshold before legislative requirements for bulk carriage applies, even small amounts of clinical waste carried in type approved sacks, such as by community nurses or midwives, would require marking of the vehicle and the provision of information on the content of the load ('tremcard').
Contact your dangerous goods safety advisor for more information.
Alternatively, employers should consider providing UN approved rigid containers for the carriage of such waste.
The belief is that infectious waste has the potential to generate a quantity of free liquid in transport and this reflects the need to protect the health and safety of transport workers, handlers of infectious waste and the wider community.
In order to minimise the risk, any infectious waste transported on a public highway should be placed in plastic sacks and then in a secondary rigid container. The Transit Case which is made from lightweight aluminium makes it easy to which secures infectious waste from spillage.
Meets U.N. standards, provided sealed inner packaging is used. U.N. Plaque available
Larger sizes available: 60L, 66L, 70L, 115L, 155L, 240L, 400L, 415L and 830L.
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Griff®Transit Case Order Codes
| Order Codes | Inside Dim. Length x Width x Height (approx mm) | Outside Dim. Length x Width x Height (approx mm) | Capacity | Weight (approx. kg) |
| LA 40 677 | 350 x 250 x 310mm | 400 x 300 x 340mm | 27 | 3.1 |
| LA 40 810 | 550 x 350 x 150mm | 600 x 400 x 180mm | 29 | 4.2 |
| LA 40 568 | 550 x 350 x 220mm | 600 x 400 x 250mm | 42 | 4.8 |