Description
The Medegen Biohazardous Waste Bags is a biohazardous waste bag used for regulated medical waste collection and interstate transport. The line covers 8 manufacturer configurations, so one listing carries the full range instead of a shelf of look-alike boxes.
- LLDPE Film – Linear low-density film resists punctures and tears, so bags hold up through handling and transport.
- Star Seal Bottom – The star seal spreads the load across the bag bottom, so heavy waste loads stay contained.
- Coreless Rolls – Coreless rolls store compactly at the point of use, so staff restock without a dispenser.
- Tested Performance – The film meets ASTM Dart Impact and Elmendorf Tear requirements and DOT CFR 49 173.197, so the bags qualify for interstate waste transport.
Biohazardous Waste Bags for Regulated medical waste collection and interstate transport
Built for hospitals, laboratories and waste handling areas, the biohazardous waste bag range is organized around the configurations facilities actually stock. Sizes run from 11 x 14 to 40 x 46 across the range, so the fit is chosen from the listing rather than estimated. Film and material gauges are stated per configuration, with options including 1.2 mil, 1.25 mil, 1.35 mil. Capacities in the line include 16 gal, 2 gal, 30 gal, covering the volumes this work calls for. Colors in the line include Black, Red, as printed on each configuration. The lead configuration in the list is Waste Bag, 40" x 46" Red, F-Code Series: Pass the ASTMD1922-67, 480 Gram Elmendorf Test, 1, which shows the format the rest of the range follows.
Features and Benefits
Biohazardous waste bag Design
- LLDPE Film – Linear low-density film resists punctures and tears, so bags hold up through handling and transport.
- Star Seal Bottom – The star seal spreads the load across the bag bottom, so heavy waste loads stay contained.
- Coreless Rolls – Coreless rolls store compactly at the point of use, so staff restock without a dispenser.
- Tested Performance – The film meets ASTM Dart Impact and Elmendorf Tear requirements and DOT CFR 49 173.197, so the bags qualify for interstate waste transport.
Working Range
- Configurations – The biohazardous waste bag comes in 8 configurations, covering the sizes this work uses most.
- Size Range – Sizes run from 11 x 14 to 40 x 46 across the range.
- Gauges – Options include 1.2 mil, 1.25 mil, 1.35 mil.
Product Specifications
Biohazardous waste bag Details
- Brand: Medegen
- Product Type: Biohazardous waste bag
- Configurations: 8
- Sizes: 11 x 14, 24 x 32, 30 x 36, 37 x 50, 38 x 45, 40 x 46
- Gauges: 1.2 mil, 1.25 mil, 1.35 mil, 1.5 mil
- Capacities: 16 gal, 2 gal, 30 gal, 40 gal
- Colors: Black, Red
Packaging and Options
- Packaging: Sold as listed, in the original manufacturer packaging
- Case Packs: 100/cs, 125 rolls per case, 150/cs, 200/cs
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Why Care Teams Choose This Biohazardous waste bag
Facilities standardize on a line when it covers their sizes without gaps, and this one does. It is built for regulated medical waste collection and interstate transport, and the configuration list keeps every real manufacturer option on one page. Sizes run from 11 x 14 to 40 x 46 across the range, so buyers are not guessing between near-identical boxes.
- LLDPE Film Advantage – Linear low-density film resists punctures and tears, so bags hold up through handling and transport.
- Star Seal Bottom Advantage – The star seal spreads the load across the bag bottom, so heavy waste loads stay contained.
- One Line, Every Size – The range runs to 8 configurations, all stocked as one biohazardous waste bag line.
- Manufacturer-Direct Specifications – Because the data comes straight from Medegen, the stated sizes and packs are the ones the factory ships.
- The Difference – Few waste bags document both ASTM impact and tear testing and the DOT transport standard in one line, so compliance checks stay simple at audit time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this biohazardous waste bag used for?
It is used for regulated medical waste collection and interstate transport.
How many configurations does this biohazardous waste bag come in?
It comes in 8 manufacturer configurations, each with its own Medegen item code and price.
What sizes are available?
Sizes run from 11 x 14 to 40 x 46 across the range.
Who uses this biohazardous waste bag?
It is used by staff in hospitals, laboratories and waste handling areas.
How is it packaged?
Case packs include 100/cs, 125 rolls per case, 150/cs, in the original manufacturer packaging.
What sets this biohazardous waste bag apart?
Few waste bags document both ASTM impact and tear testing and the DOT transport standard in one line, so compliance checks stay simple at audit time.
