Medical waste bags Stella LDPE 120 L, pack of 20

Stella medical waste bags are manufactured from low-density polyethylene (LDPE) with a 120-liter capacity and are supplied in a pack of 20. These single-use bags are designed for collection and temporary storage of non-sharp medical waste in clinical environments. Their material and capacity make them compatible with standard general medical waste containers commonly used in clinics, hospitals and care facilities, providing a practical solution for containment during handling and transfer to disposal streams.

Advantages

The LDPE construction offers flexibility and resistance to tearing while providing basic liquid retention suitable for non-sharp medical refuse. The 120 L size accommodates larger volumes of general medical waste, reducing the frequency of bag changes in busy settings. Supplied as a pack of 20, the product simplifies stock management and ensures a consistent supply for routine waste handling tasks.

Suitable for

• Collection and temporary storage of non-sharp medical waste in clinics and hospitals
• Waste containment in care homes and outpatient facilities
• Use with standard general medical waste containers and bins
• Transport of non-infectious or non-sharp medical refuse to disposal points

Key specifications

• Material: low-density polyethylene (LDPE)
• Capacity: 120 liters
• Quantity in pack: 20 bags
• Intended use: disposable, single-use medical waste bags for non-sharp waste
• Compatibility: fits standard general medical waste containers

How to use

Place a single bag inside an appropriate general medical waste container, ensuring the bag is opened fully and the edges are folded over the container rim if possible. Deposit non-sharp medical waste into the bag without overfilling; close and secure the bag according to your facility's waste handling procedures before removal. Replace with a new bag after each full disposal cycle to maintain hygiene and containment standards.

Usage recommendations

Do not use these bags for sharp objects or highly hazardous infectious materials. Follow local regulations and facility protocols for segregation, labeling and disposal of medical waste. Store packs in a dry, cool area away from direct sunlight to preserve material strength until use.