Bsc Preferred CL9001 Infectious Waste Bags 250 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CL9001 is a printed infectious waste bag designed for use in health care environments where the separation and containment of hazardous materials is required. Constructed from linear low-density polyethylene, these bags offer enhanced puncture resistance to reduce the risk of bag failure during handling. A star seal bottom provides even stress distribution and helps prevent leaks at the base. The CL9001 is used by facility maintenance staff, environmental services teams, and infection control personnel in hospitals, clinics, and other health care settings.

These bags are suited for residential and commercial health care facilities that require clearly labeled containers for infectious or biohazardous waste streams. The printed "Infectious Waste" labeling provides immediate visual identification, supporting proper waste segregation protocols at the point of generation. Each case contains 250 bags, making the CL9001 practical for high-volume disposal needs across multiple rooms or departments.

Key Features

• Printed "Infectious Waste" text for clear visual identification and regulatory compliance support
• Linear low-density construction provides superior puncture resistance compared to standard polyethylene
• Star seal bottom distributes stress evenly and minimizes leak points at the base
• Sold 250 bags per case for consistent, high-volume inventory management
• Suitable for separating and containing hazardous materials in health care environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for printed infectious waste containment bags used in health care facility waste management applications.

Installation Notes

These bags should be installed in appropriate waste receptacles designated for infectious or biohazardous materials per facility infection control policy. Environmental services or trained health care support staff should handle placement and removal in accordance with OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standards and applicable local regulations. Bags should not be overfilled and should be sealed securely before transport to reduce exposure risk.