Infectious Waste Storage Bag, Medical Use, Yellow Standard

Core Selling Points

Standard Yellow Warning: Adopts the internationally recognized PMS 109C standard yellow, with conspicuous color, complying with GB 19217-2011 "Regulations on Standards and Warning Signs for Medical Waste Specialized Packaging and Containers", facilitating quick identification of infectious waste by medical staff, reducing the risk of mixed loading and misplacement by over 90%.
Professional Anti-Infection Design: The bag is printed with clear black biohazard symbols and "Infectious Waste" warning text, with conspicuousness increased by 80%, while adopting a three-layer sealing system, with a leak-proof rate of 99.9%, effectively preventing the spread of pathogenic microorganisms and secondary contamination.
Premium Medical-Grade Material: Made of high-performance medical-grade PE composite material, with a thickness of 0.07mm, density 0.95g/cm³, tensile strength ≥32MPa, elongation at break ≥600%, far exceeding ordinary waste bags, capable of safely storing various infectious waste.
Comprehensive Compliance Certification: Complies with the Medical Waste Management Regulations and Medical Waste Classification Catalog requirements, has passed ISO 13485 medical device quality management system certification and SGS harmful substance testing, ensuring product quality and safety.
Multi-Scenario Adaptability: Designed with multiple specifications for different department needs, particularly suitable for infection departments, fever clinics, operating rooms, laboratory departments, and other departments generating large amounts of infectious waste, helping medical institutions standardize medical waste management.

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Material and Process Details

Made of high-performance medical-grade PE composite material, specially formulated and modified to enhance the material's puncture resistance, leak-proof performance, and antibacterial properties while maintaining original strength. The product thickness is precisely controlled at 0.07±0.005mm, far exceeding the minimum thickness of 0.05mm required by the national standard GB 19217-2011, providing a more reliable physical barrier.

The bag body is produced using advanced three-layer co-extrusion technology, forming a three-layer functional structure: the outer layer provides excellent printing performance and ultraviolet resistance; the middle layer provides primary strength and barrier properties; the inner layer adds special antibacterial components, with an antibacterial rate of 99.6%, effectively inhibiting the proliferation of common hospital infection pathogens such as Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli.

The bag warning symbols are printed using environmentally friendly ink, complying with RoHS environmental requirements, with strong adhesion, not easily peeling off or fading, maintaining clarity even in hospital environments with frequent contact with disinfectants. The bag bottom adopts a special star-shaped heat-sealing process, with a heat-sealing strength of 17N/15mm, effectively solving the problem of traditional medical waste bags easily leaking from bottom corners when loading weight or liquid.

Each batch of products undergoes strict quality testing, including heat-sealing strength testing, hydraulic puncture testing, leak-proof testing, and antibacterial performance testing, ensuring stable and reliable product performance, meeting the stringent requirements for safe handling of medical waste.

Maintenance Guide

Storage Conditions: Store in a dry, well-ventilated, and shaded environment, temperature controlled between 0-35°C, relative humidity not exceeding 75%, avoiding direct sunlight and ultraviolet radiation.
Protection Requirements: The storage area should be equipped with disinfection equipment and hand-washing facilities, and unused waste bags should be kept sealed in their original packaging to prevent contamination.
Inventory Management: Establish an infectious waste storage bag usage registration system, recording the quantity entering and exiting storage and the departments using them, ensuring sufficient stock but not excessive accumulation.
Shelf Life: Under recommended storage conditions, unopened products have a shelf life of 36 months, and opened products should be used within 12 months.
Inspection System: Regularly sample and inspect inventory waste bags, checking for aging, discoloration, adhesion, and other phenomena, ensuring safety and reliability during use.

Application Scenarios

Hospital Infection Department: Handles a large amount of waste generated by infected patients daily. Standard yellow infectious waste storage bags provide conspicuous warnings, reminding medical staff to handle with care, with 99.9% leak-proof performance ensuring pathogens do not leak, reducing the risk of nosocomial infections.
Fever Clinic: Handles potentially infectious waste during epidemics. Yellow warning symbols facilitate staff quick identification and classification, with high-strength PE material ensuring no easy damage even under high-intensity usage conditions, ensuring the safety of medical staff.
Operating Room: Generates a large amount of dressings and disposable items contaminated with blood and body fluids. Infectious waste storage bags with tensile strength ≥32MPa can safely contain these heavier waste items, preventing bag damage during transfer.
Laboratory Department: Routinely handles various laboratory specimens and waste potentially containing pathogenic microorganisms. Yellow standard bags clearly distinguish from other categories of waste, with leak-proof design ensuring laboratory environment safety.
Isolation Ward: Collects various waste from patients with special infectious diseases. Clear biohazard symbols on the bag remind handlers to strengthen protection, with the three-layer sealing system ensuring pathogens do not spread, protecting patients and medical staff.

Usage Steps

Preparation Stage: Confirm that the bag used is a standard yellow infectious waste storage bag, check if the bag body is intact, and if the markings are clear.
Correct Installation: Place the waste bag on a dedicated medical waste container, fold the bag opening outward covering the container edge by at least 15cm, ensuring stability without slipping.
Standard Disposal: Strictly according to the Medical Waste Classification Catalog, put infectious waste into yellow storage bags, noting not to mix with other categories of waste, not exceeding 3/4 of the bag's capacity.
Safe Sealing: When the waste reaches an appropriate amount, carefully lift the bag opening, avoiding touching internal waste, use dedicated ties to tightly seal at a position 5cm from the bag opening.
Protective Reinforcement: For high-risk infectious waste, it is recommended to adopt double-layer sealing or double-layer bag packaging, increasing the safety factor, preventing accidental leakage.
Information Marking: Mark department, date, waste type, handler, and other information in the designated area of the bag, ensuring waste traceability management.
Standard Storage: Place the sealed waste bags in the designated medical waste temporary storage area, avoiding mixing with non-infectious waste, waiting for regular collection and processing by professional personnel.
Handover Registration: Verify waste information with medical waste collection personnel and complete handover procedures, ensuring full traceability of infectious waste.

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Color/Style Display

Standard Yellow Flat Opening Version: Classic design, suitable for most medical scenarios, with a flat opening convenient for fitting on waste bins, the most commonly used basic style in hospitals.
Yellow Drawstring Version: Added convenient drawstring design, pull to tighten, more quick and reliable sealing, particularly suitable for high-flow departments requiring frequent waste bag replacement.
Yellow with Handle Version: Designed with reinforced handle structures on both sides of the bag, facilitating safe waste transfer by medical staff, reducing the risk of leakage during waste transportation.