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Confines liquid infectious waste |
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Reduces splashing + aerosolization risk |
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Reduces medical waste hauling cost |
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Eliminates exposure risk + solidifier costs |
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Meets OSHA, EPA, CDC, NIOSH Guidance |
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Eliminates electricity use and costs |
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The Bemis Quick-Drain System provides an efficient solution to help facilities control safety and costs associated with the disposal of infectious liquid waste. The closed system disposes liquid waste into the sanitary sewer at 500cc/sec. The built in rinse feature may allow disposal of the canister or liner into white bag trash, depending on state or local guidelines.
With its durable design and minimal upkeep requirements, Quick-Drain offers years of reliable performance to increase safety and significantly reduce total cost of ownership associated with regulated medical waste disposal. The Bemis Quick-Drain System is available in configurations for both rigid Hi-Flow Suction Canisters and Quick-Fit Liners.
FLUID + WASTE MANAGEMENT SOLUTION
Control Safety
Provide safeguards to protect staff
- Engineering controlled operation confines liquid infectious waste by isolating harmful pathogens
- Closed system disposal substantially reduces risk of staff exposure due to splashing and aerosolization
- Eliminates risks associated with solidifier chemical exposure
- Complies with the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standard and EPA, CDC and NIOSH Guidelines*
Control Costs
Reduce associated waste disposal expenses
- Where regulations allow, dispose of rinsed canisters in regular trash instead of red bag
- Where red bag disposal is required, empty canisters significantly reduce regulated medical waste hauling cost
- Eliminates per-use solidifier costs
- Greatly reduces infectious waste disposal costs allowing for the recoup of Quick-Drain investment in a matter of months, with continued long-term savings
Control Waste
Protect the environment
- A sustainable solution designed to remove the need for solidifiers and infectious waste hauling
- No electricity required to operate
*Sources: OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standard, 29 CFR 1910.1030, EPA Guide for Infectious Waste Management, CDC Infectious Waste, Hospital Infectious Program, Jan. 21, 1997. NIOSH Guidelines for Protecting the Safety and Health of Health Care Workers “Hazardous Waste Disposal”, April 28, 1998.
