Stil'Eco Pacto+ sharps container 4.5L
The Stil'Eco Pacto+ 4.5L needle collector ensures safe disposal of sharp and cutting waste. Its polypropylene design resists punctures and falls. Equipped with tamper-evident provisional and final closure, it has separation discs for needles and scalpel blades. Compliant with NF EN ISO 23907-1 standards and NF 302 certified, this DASRI container is autoclavable at 134°C.
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Features:
- Used needle collector for infectious risk healthcare waste (DASRI)
- 4.5 litre capacity
- Material: polypropylene (PP)
- Composition: a tank, a lid and a trapdoor
- Temporary closure allowing extended safe use
- Tamper-proof final closure for transport and disposal
- Lid equipped with safety gutter with large rectangular opening (approximately 90 x 45 mm)
- Integrated caps for detaching needles and scalpel blades
- Puncture resistance
- Drop resistance
- Autoclavable at 134°C for 18 minutes
- Weight: 310 g
- Compliant with standard NF EN ISO 23907-1 2019
- NF 302 label
- ADR approved for transport of dangerous goods
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A robust and secure collector that simplifies daily DASRI management in the office and at home.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Stil'Eco Pacto+ collector closure system work?
The collector has a temporary closure that secures the contents between each use while remaining accessible. Once full, the tamper-proof final closure system locks the collector permanently to ensure safe transport and disposal.
What are the separation caps on the lid for?
The caps allow safe detachment of needles from syringes and scalpel blades from their support without direct handling. This function significantly reduces the risk of needlestick injury during disposal of sharp objects.
Can the Stil'Eco Pacto+ 4.5L collector be legally transported?
Yes, this collector is ADR approved, meaning it meets European regulatory requirements for road transport of dangerous goods. It can therefore be shipped to approved treatment centres in compliance with current legislation.