JanSan Tiger Stripe Yellow Refuse Sacks
200 Sacks
- Tiger bags for hazardous waste ,offensive waste, and clinical waste bags.
- These clinical waste bags get their distinctive name from the black stripe through the yellow, which clearly identifies the waste as being hazardous.
- These clinical sack are primarily used in hospitals and care homes for the disposal of clinical waste.
- These tiger bags measure 18"x29"x38" and are sold in boxes of 200.
- Capacity: 80L (approx.)
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JanSan® 80L CHSA 15Kg Tiger Stripe Refuse Sack Yellow are used for the disposal of non-infectious offensive waste, the fastest growing waste channel across most sectors of healthcare. Separating offensive waste from infectious and hazardous clinical waste enables healthcare operators to make significant savings in the cost of waste disposal and offers significant environmental benefits as offensive waste is buried not incinerated. GV Health are the acknowledged innovator in this fast growing sector and the first supplier of double sided and non-printed tiger stripe bags - where the plastic material itself is coloured.
JanSan® 80L CHSA 15Kg Tiger Stripe Refuse Sack are a Yellow Bags with Black Stripes for offensive waste (inc. sanitary/nappy waste).
- For waste arising from the treatment of non-infectious patients, possibly containing bodily fluids, for example:
- PPE (gloves, masks aprons)
- Wipes, dressings, plasters and bandages – non-infectious
- Incontinence waste – non-infectious
- Soiled sanitary towels and tampons – from public and work-based female toilets
- Nappies – from baby changing areas and nurseries.
JanSan® 80L CHSA 15Kg Tiger Stripe Refuse Sack Specifications
- Colour: Yellow
- Quantity: 200 Bags
- Capacity: 80L (approx.)
- Size: 18"x29"x38"
Bags meet all UN, UK Department of Health and NHS requirements and must be securely sealed to minimise the risk of spillages during handling.
What goes in this bag?
Non-infectious waste produced from human and animal hygiene. e.g. sanitary waste, non-infectious incontinence pads & nappies, disposable medical items and equipment that do not pose a risk of infection and do not contain fluids, non-infectious PPE.
Not suitable for:
Infectious waste, anatomical waste, placental waste, Cytotoxic/Cytostatic waste, domestic waste.
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