Stil'Eco Pacto+ sharps container 6.5L
The Stil'Eco Pacto+ 6.5L needle collector ensures safe disposal of sharp and cutting waste. Made of puncture and fall-resistant polypropylene, this DASRI container has tamper-evident provisional and final closure. Its wide oval opening and separation discs facilitate disposal of needles and scalpel blades. NF 302 certified and ADR approved.
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Associated categories: Injection and infusion equipment > Medical collectors > Stil'Eco Pacto+ 6.5L needle collector
Features:
- Used needle collector for infectious risk healthcare waste (DASRI)
- 6.5 litre capacity, suitable for medical offices and healthcare facilities
- Dual closure system: temporary for daily use, final and tamper-proof for disposal
- Lid with safety gutter and large oval opening (approximately 90 x 45 mm)
- Integrated caps for safe detachment of needles and scalpel blades
- Three-part composition: tank, lid and trapdoor
- Material: polypropylene (PP)
- Puncture and drop resistance
- Autoclavable at 134°C for 18 minutes
- Weight: 475 g
- Compliant with standard NF EN ISO 23907-1:2019
- NF 302 label
- ADR approved for transport of dangerous goods
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Safety without compromise for the daily management of sharp and cutting waste.
Frequently asked questions
How do I permanently close the Stil'Eco Pacto+ collector when full?
The collector has an integrated tamper-proof final closure system in the lid. Once maximum fill level is reached, simply activate this mechanism which locks the container permanently, preventing any reopening before disposal through an approved DASRI channel.
Can the Pacto+ 6.5L needle collector be transported to a treatment centre?
Yes, this collector is ADR approved, meaning it meets European regulatory requirements for road transport of dangerous goods. Once permanently closed, it can be shipped to an approved treatment centre in full compliance.
What are the separation caps on the lid for?
These caps allow safe detachment of needles from syringes or scalpel blades from their support without direct contact with the sharp object. This feature significantly reduces the risk of needlestick injury during disposal of sharp waste.