Efficient Storage & Safe Disposal Solutions for Healthcare Environments
Medical Waste and Supply Dispensers are essential tools for managing clinical hygiene and workflow. These include sharps containers, glove box holders, specula dispensers, and other purpose-built units that help store, dispense, and dispose of medical supplies and waste efficiently. Crafted to support infection control, safety compliance, and streamlined access, these dispensers are a cornerstone of modern healthcare operations.
Collection of dispensers and holders at Angelus Medical includes: sharp containers, sharp container holders, glove holders, specula dispensers, Oxygen tank holders, Medical chart holders and more
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Settings: Hospitals, dental clinics, laboratories, urgent care centers, and surgical facilities
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Purpose: Organized storage and safe disposal of medical waste and consumables
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Types: Glove dispensers, sharps containers, disposable instrument holders, gauze and PPE dispensers
Benefits
- Reduces contamination risks and supports infection prevention
- Promotes regulatory compliance with OSHA and EPA standards
- Optimizes workflow by organizing essential supplies
- Enhances safety with touchless operation and secure disposal
- Saves space with wall-mounted and stackable configurations
Features
- Durable materials: Acrylic, ABS plastic, stainless steel
- Clear visibility for inventory tracking
- Touchless or manual dispensing mechanisms
- Color-coded designs for sorting waste types
- Wall-mount or freestanding options
- Available in various capacities and sizes
- Easy-to-clean surfaces suitable for clinical sanitation
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What types of dispensers are included in this category?
This collection includes sharps containers, glove box holders, PPE dispensers, instrument trays, and waste bins designed for medical environments.
2. Why are these dispensers necessary in healthcare settings?
They help prevent cross-contamination, keep supplies organized, and ensure proper waste segregation according to health regulations.
3. Are these products compliant with OSHA standards?
Yes. Products like sharps containers and medical trash cans meet OSHA safety and disposal guidelines.
4. Can these dispensers be wall-mounted?
Most models offer wall-mounting features to conserve space and improve access.
5. What materials are used to construct these dispensers?
Common materials include acrylic, polypropylene, ABS plastic, and stainless steel for durability and hygiene.
6. Are color-coded options available?
Yes. Many dispensers feature color codes (e.g., red for biohazard) to support waste segregation protocols.
Can I use different glove brands in the dispensers?
Glove box holders typically fit standard-sized boxes from various brands.
Are any of these items autoclavable?
Some stainless steel models may be autoclavable; acrylic and plastic units generally are not.
Is installation hardware included?
Mounting hardware may vary by product—check individual listings or packaging.
Do dispensers come in different sizes?
Yes. Capacities range to accommodate exam rooms, operating theaters, and lab stations.
Are these recommended for dental offices?
Absolutely. Dental practices benefit from organized glove, specula, and waste disposal dispensers.
Do sharps containers meet biohazard disposal standards?
Yes. Sharps containers are specifically designed for secure disposal of needles and blades.
Can dispensers be used in cleanrooms?
Many acrylic and stainless steel dispensers are suitable for cleanroom environments.
Are these units reusable or disposable?
Most dispensers are reusable with disposable liners or inserts where applicable.
Where can I buy these dispensers?
Angelus Medical & Optical offers a full selection of new and refurbished dispensers designed to meet clinical standards—at competitive prices.
What are medical sharps containers used for?
Medical sharps containers are used to safely dispose of sharp medical instruments such as needles, scalpels, and syringes. They are designed to prevent needlestick injuries and reduce the risk of spreading infections.
What materials are medical sharps containers made from?
Medical sharps containers are typically made from rigid, puncture-resistant plastic that is leak-proof and durable. The material is designed to safely contain hazardous sharps and prevent accidental injuries.
How should a full sharps container be disposed of?
Full sharps containers should be sealed and disposed of according to local regulations, often through a licensed medical waste disposal service. In many areas, it's illegal to dispose of sharps containers in regular household trash.
What regulations govern the use of sharps containers?
In the U.S., the use of sharps containers is regulated by OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) and the FDA (Food and Drug Administration). These regulations ensure that sharps containers are used properly to protect healthcare workers and the public.
What are the different types of sharps containers available?
Sharps containers come in various sizes and types, including wall-mounted, portable, and countertop models. Some are designed for specific uses, such as for chemotherapy waste or for large-scale medical facilities.
Can sharps containers be reused?
Generally, sharps containers are intended for single use to prevent contamination and the spread of infections. However, there are reusable sharps containers that are designed to be safely cleaned and sterilized between uses, though these are typically used in large healthcare settings.
What should not be placed in a sharps container?
Items that should not be placed in a sharps container include non-sharp medical waste (like bandages or gloves), household waste, medications, and any item that is not considered a sharp. Only sharp objects that pose a risk of puncture or cutting should be disposed of in these containers.
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