DANGEROUS GOODS PACKAGING
Berlin Packaging Dangerous Goods supplies a wide range of medical waste packaging. This UN approved packaging has been developed according to packing instruction P620 for disposing medical waste, solids and liquids, that need to be classified as infectious substances category A UN2814 or UN2900, i.e. disposal from Ebola patients.
This packaging can be used for disposing infectious waste of category A according to ADR 2.2.62.1.11.1., but also for transporting infected animals or carcasses affected by pathogens of Category A according to ADR 2.2.62.1.12.2.
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Your advantages
■ Wide range of three-fold UN3373 packaging
■ 30 years of experience in UN approved boxes
■ 4G approvals for packing groups I, II and III
■ 4GV approval for packing group I
■ Tailor made options
■ Possibility for different inner packagings
Classified as UN2814
What kind of medical waste should be classified as UN2814?
• Medical waste from humans or animals that, when exposure to it occurs, is capable of causing permanent disability, life-threatening or fatal diseases in otherwise healty humans or animals
• Medical waste from research on pathogens: micro-organisms (incl. bacteria, virusses, rickettsiae, parasites and fungi) and other agents such as prions with high risk (e.g. risk group 4, WHO)
• Medical waste from new or emerging pathogens with high risk
• Medical waste of cultures which do appear in the table of Category A (IATA/ADR)
UN testing services
All our medical waste packaging has been tested. We do this so that you are assured of good packaging for your hazardous substances. Read more about our testing services or contact us to provide your packaging with the correct UN quality marks.
VARIOUS INDUSTRIES
All our packaging is tested. The UN certification is an important aspect of packaging for dangerous goods, as it indicates that the packaging meets the safety standards set by the United Nations for transport of Dangerous Goods. This certification ensures that the product for example has passed a worst-case scenario fire testing, leak testing and drop testing and evaluation to ensure its effectiveness in containing and preventing hazards associated with lithium batteries. It’s essential to follow specific guidelines and regulations established for the safe transportation and storage of these hazardous materials. Ask about the possibilities or view our packaging solutions in other industries.
