Clinical waste bins are designed for the disposal of hazardous medical waste, including sharps, IV giving sets, and used medical instruments.
Clinical Waste Bins & Containers
What are Clinical Waste Bins?
Clinical waste bins, are specialised containers designed for the safe and secure disposal of hazardous medical waste. These bins are essential for containing potentially infectious materials, such as sharps, IV giving sets and used medical instruments, ensuring they do not pose a risk to healthcare workers or the environment.
Stericycle’s clinical waste bins and containers are integral to maintaining the highest standards of hygiene and safety in medical facilities, including hospitals, clinics, and laboratories. By using Stericycle’s solutions, healthcare providers can effectively manage waste disposal, reducing the risk of infection and ensuring regulatory compliance.
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Yellow Clinical Waste Bins
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Blue Lidded Bin
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Red Lidded Bin
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Purple Lidded Bin
Yellow Clinical Waste Bins
Stericycle provides a range of yellow clinical waste bins designed for the safe disposal of various types of medical waste.
These bins are colour-coded and lidded to ensure proper segregation and compliance with waste management regulations.
Blue Lidded Bin
For non-hazardous medicines, out of date stock, ward or patient returns - NOT cytostatic or cytotoxic.
Available in sizes; 30L, 50L and 60L.
Red Lidded Bin
For anatomical waste including recognisable body tissues, blood samples, placenta, limbs etc.
Purple Lidded Bin
Non-sharps cytotoxic / cytostatic waste, including IV giving sets and left over preparations.
Available in sizes; 30L, 50L and 60L.
Yellow Clinical Waste Bins
Stericycle provides a range of yellow clinical waste bins designed for the safe disposal of various types of medical waste.
These bins are colour-coded and lidded to ensure proper segregation and compliance with waste management regulations.
Blue Lidded Bin
For non-hazardous medicines, out of date stock, ward or patient returns - NOT cytostatic or cytotoxic.
Available in sizes; 30L, 50L and 60L.
Red Lidded Bin
For anatomical waste including recognisable body tissues, blood samples, placenta, limbs etc.
Purple Lidded Bin
Non-sharps cytotoxic / cytostatic waste, including IV giving sets and left over preparations.
Available in sizes; 30L, 50L and 60L.
Clinical Waste Pedal Bins
We offer clinical waste pedal bins that provide a hands-free solution for the disposal of medical waste, enhancing hygiene and safety. These bins are designed for ease of use and effective waste management in healthcare settings.
This 40l clinical waste pedal bin uses Lid shox technology which controls the motion of the lid for a slow, silent close. The stainless steel liner rim is designed to flip up for quick and easy liner changes, then close over the liner to hold it tightly in place and hide it.
This bin is suitable for use with Yellow and Orange Stream waste bags.
Clinical Waste Wheelie Bins
Clinical waste wheelie bins provide a practical solution for managing large volumes of medical waste in healthcare facilities. These bins are designed to be durable and secure, ensuring the safe containment and disposal of hazardous materials.
Stericycle offers clinical waste wheelie bins in 2 sizes to suit your medical waste disposal needs. These durable and secure bins are designed to handle large volumes of clinical waste efficiently.
Available in 360L and 770L sizes.
Clinical Waste Cardboard Containers
Clinical waste cardboard containers are ideal for a variety of healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, dental practices, and veterinary surgeries.
These containers offer an environmentally friendly and economical option for the safe disposal of different types of medical waste, ensuring compliance with waste management regulations.
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Yellow Container
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Orange Container
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Blue Container
Yellow Container
For infectious or potentially infectious clinical waste contaminated with chemical or medicinal wastes, e.g. IV giving sets and bags, medicated / iodine dressings, swabs and wipes.
Orange Container
For infectious or potentially infectious soft clinical waste contaminated with blood / bodily fluids, e.g. dressings, swabs, wipes, gloves, gowns and aprons.
Blue Container
For out of date stock, ward or patient returns (not cytotoxic or cytostatic). Not to be used for the disposal of controlled drugs unless they have been denatured first.
Yellow Container
For infectious or potentially infectious clinical waste contaminated with chemical or medicinal wastes, e.g. IV giving sets and bags, medicated / iodine dressings, swabs and wipes.
Orange Container
For infectious or potentially infectious soft clinical waste contaminated with blood / bodily fluids, e.g. dressings, swabs, wipes, gloves, gowns and aprons.
Blue Container
For out of date stock, ward or patient returns (not cytotoxic or cytostatic). Not to be used for the disposal of controlled drugs unless they have been denatured first.
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REMEMBER...
Do not use for the disposal of free liquids.
Do not use for the disposal of sharps or rigid items likely to puncture the bag.
Clinical waste bags should be filled no more than two thirds full OR to a maximum weight of 8kg, whichever is reached first.
Clinical waste disposal bags should be sealed at the point of production using the swan-neck method.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, clinical waste bins are suitable for disposing of sharps, pharmaceutical, and anatomical waste. Stericycle offers specific containers for each type, such as blue bins for pharmaceutical waste and red bins for anatomical waste.
The recommended capacity of clinical waste bins varies based on the volume of waste generated. Stericycle provides bins in sizes ranging from 30 to 50 litres to accommodate different needs.
Clinical waste bins should be clearly labelled with color-coded lids and appropriate waste category labels to ensure correct segregation. For example, yellow bins are used for infectious waste, while blue bins are for pharmaceutical waste.
Yes, clinical waste bins should be stored in designated areas that are secure, well-ventilated, and comply with local regulations to prevent unauthorized access and ensure safety.
Yes, non-clinical environments such as beauty clinics and tattoo parlours can use clinical waste bins to dispose of anatomical waste safely. Proper waste management is essential across these sectors to ensure public health and environmental safety.
Yes, clinical waste bins should be regularly cleaned and disinfected between uses to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination. Stericycle offers reusable, puncture-resistant containers that can be used up to 600 times after proper cleaning and disinfection.
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