Canister, 10 L, GL45
€22.23*
Content:
1
Product number:
107952
Available, delivery time
Delivery Time: 1-3 days
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The SCAT canister 10 litre with GL45 thread is a safe solution for the disposal of liquid laboratory waste in HPLC and chemical laboratories. Made of PE-HD, it provides a robust, chemically resistant design for daily laboratory use. Compatible with the SCAT Safety Waste Cap system for closed, low-emission waste handling in the laboratory.
Product information "Canister, 10 L, GL45"
Canister 10 L, GL 45
- PE-HD
- UN-Y approval
- dimensions (W x H x D): 190 x 305 x 230 mm
Specifications
| Capacity (litres): | 10,00 |
|---|---|
| Main material: | HDPE |
| Thread size: | GL45 |
| UN approval: | Yes |
Details
The SCAT canister with 10 litres and GL45 thread is an HPLC waste container for the collection and disposal of liquid laboratory waste. It is used in HPLC and chemical laboratories where solvent mixtures are generated and collected in an organised manner.
At 10 litres, this canister covers the typical waste volume of an HPLC workstation. Compared with 5-litre containers, the replacement interval is noticeably longer, while the canister remains easy to handle at 190 × 305 × 230 mm. The GL45 thread is a widespread laboratory standard.
The GL45 thread accepts a matching SCAT Safety Waste Cap, which is screwed on directly. The canister is made of PE-HD, the standard material for typical HPLC waste mixtures; chemical resistance must be verified against the specific waste mixture. Together with an optional activated carbon exhaust filter, a closed system is created that reduces emissions directly at the container and helps decrease exposure in the laboratory.
The UN-Y approval identifies the canister as design-tested dangerous goods packaging. It does not mean that any waste mixture may be transported in it – suitability and the requirements of the waste disposal contractor must be verified in advance. The 10-litre canister with GL45 thread is not of electrostatic conductive design; whether a conductive variant is required for flammable solvents is determined by the hazard assessment.