Understanding Class B Waste:

Class B hazardous waste encompasses materials contaminated with highly infectious agents. This includes:

• Waste from laboratories handling microorganisms from pathogenicity groups 1-4.
• Materials originating from tuberculosis (TB) and mycology hospitals.
• Waste generated by patients with anaerobic infections.

Key Features and Specifications:

• Dimensions: 700 x 1100 mm – providing ample capacity for various medical waste streams.
• Approximate Volume: 124 Liters – ideal for significant waste volumes.
• Material Thickness: 20 microns – ensuring superior strength and puncture resistance.

Safe Handling and Disposal Procedures:

Once the bag is approximately three-quarters full, carefully expel excess air before securely sealing the opening by tying the edges or using an alternative method. Crucially, do not compact the contents by hand. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when handling these bags.

Important Safety Guidelines:

• Single Use Only: These bags are designed for single use and must not be reused or have their contents transferred.
• Prohibited Items: Do not place sharp medical instruments or pour liquid waste directly into these bags.
• Quality Assurance: Discard any bags exhibiting tears, foreign inclusions, or other signs of defects. Ensure the integrity of the bag before use.