Space-saving canister, 5 L, S50, el
€100.49*
Content:
1
Product number:
108317
Available, delivery time
Delivery Time: 1-3 days
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The SCAT space-saving canister 5 litre with S50 thread is a safe solution for the disposal of liquid laboratory waste in HPLC and chemical laboratories. Made of electrically conductive PE-HD, it provides a robust, chemically resistant design for daily laboratory use. Features such as integrated fill level control improve safety and ease of use. The electrically conductive design supports safe grounding when handling flammable liquids in accordance with TRGS 727, section 4.5.5.
Product information "Space-saving canister, 5 L, S50, el"
Space saving canister, 5 L, S50
- PE-HD electrostatic conductive
- dimensions (W x H x D): 65 x 335 x 335 mm
Specifications
| Capacity (litres): | 5,00 |
|---|---|
| Electrostatic conductive plastic: | Yes |
| Main material: | HDPE-el |
| Thread size: | S50 |
Details
The SCAT space-saving canister with 5 litres and S50 thread is a narrow HPLC waste container made of electrostatic conductive PE-HD. Its design, just 65 mm wide, is intended for workstations where several disposal systems stand side by side or where floor space is limited.
Within the canister family, this space-saving canister is distinguished primarily by its geometry: 65 × 335 × 335 mm produce a narrow, deep footprint that fits into safety cabinets, under-bench cabinets and confined HPLC workstations. The 5-litre volume suits moderate daily waste volumes with correspondingly short replacement intervals.
The S50 thread accepts a matching SCAT Safety Waste Cap. Together with an optional activated carbon exhaust filter, a closed system is created that reduces emissions directly at the container. The electrostatic conductive design supports equipotential bonding when handling flammable liquids; the need for this is determined by the hazard assessment. The chemical resistance of PE-HD must be verified against the specific waste mixture.
With the narrow design of the space-saving canister, stability and line routing should be considered once cap, filter and waste lines are fitted. A stable location or a suitable base supports safe operation in everyday laboratory work.