Description
Waste Bucket
The stainless waste bucket collects used swabs, dressings and waste in theatres and clinics. Four capacities let you match the bucket to the room and the workload.
Four capacities
We offer 8, 10, 12 and 15 litres. Small sizes suit treatment rooms. Meanwhile, larger ones suit busy theatres.
Why a stainless waste bucket
Steel cleans easily and stands up to disinfectants. It also does not stain or crack. Therefore, it lasts far longer than plastic.
Matching lid
We sell a lid separately in each size. Besides, it keeps waste covered and reduces odour. As a result, the room stays tidier.
Typical use
Theatres use buckets beside the table for used swabs. In addition, wards and clinics use them for dressings. They also suit lab and sluice rooms.
Choosing a size
Think about how much waste one session makes. For instance, a minor procedure room needs only 8 or 10 litres. However, long cases call for 12 or 15 litres.
Stainless waste bucket options
- 8, 10, 12 or 15 litres
- Stainless steel body
- Lid sold separately
Cleaning the bucket
Empty and rinse the bucket after each session. Wash with detergent and disinfect. Then dry fully before reuse.
Purchase details
Ahead of packing, a person in Atlanta examines the bucket by hand. Whatever capacity you choose, the steel bucket keeps three years against manufacturing defects. For a similar job, add the matching lid. For background on surgical-grade stainless, consult ASTM F899. We also confirm details for new trays. One extra bucket on standby saves a cancelled case. Our FAQ section answers typical order queries. Scan our broad general surgery department for extra options.
Sold for professional use. Exchanges show on the returns and refunds page. Gallery shots are illustrative, and the steel holds nickel; see our cleaning guide for details.
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