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EnviroSmart

Envirosmart Contaminated Waste Bags Each

$2.95

Freight outside Cairns and surrounds is quoted for this item: order as normal and we will email you a freight price to approve before anything is dispatched. Nothing is charged for freight at checkout.

inc. GST

Free local delivery, Tully to Mossman incl. Tablelands

Australia-wide shipping, remote areas included

Heavy duty polyethylene bags for bagging up contaminated waste after a spill clean up. Clearly marked so it is not mistaken for general rubbish, with enough strength and chemical resistance to handle oil, fuel or chemical residue. Sold each.

Description

These bags are made from 150 micron polyethylene, thick enough to hold the mess left over from an oil, fuel or chemical spill without splitting. They are clearly marked as contaminated waste, so a filled bag does not end up mixed in with general rubbish by mistake.

Fill a bag to around three quarters full, twist the neck and seal it with a cable tie, leaving enough length to close it securely. Dispose of the filled bag according to your local government authority’s rules for contaminated waste.

Features and benefits

  • 150 micron polyethylene for strength and chemical resistance
  • Clearly marked as contaminated waste
  • 450mm x 720mm size for spill clean up waste
  • Resists tearing during handling and disposal
  • Sold each so you can restock only what you use

Directions for use

  1. Fill the bag to about three-quarters full, leaving enough neck to seal securely with a cable tie
  2. Dispose of the filled bag according to your local government authority's guidelines for contaminated waste
What are these bags made from?

150 micron polyethylene, which gives good strength and chemical resistance for bagging contaminated waste after a spill.

What size are the bags?

450mm x 720mm, sized for the waste generated during a typical spill clean up.

How do I dispose of a filled bag?

Fill it to about three-quarters full, seal the neck with a cable tie, then dispose of it in line with your local government authority's rules for contaminated waste.

Is there an SDS for these bags?

No, this is a plastic waste bag rather than a chemical product, so no SDS applies.

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