Sharp Waste Specialized Bag, Red Warning, Puncture-Resistant Type

Core Selling Points
Super Strong Puncture Resistance: Adopts patented three-layer composite structure design, with puncture resistance up to 400g, 80% higher than ordinary medical waste bags, not easily pierced even when in contact with injection needles, surgical blades, and other sharp objects, significantly reducing the risk of occupational exposure for medical personnel.
Standard Red Warning: The bright red color complies with GB 19217-2011 "Regulations on Standards and Warning Signs for Medical Waste Specialized Packaging and Containers", with the bag printed with internationally recognized sharp waste symbols and multilingual warning text, reminding operators to handle with care, reducing the risk of misoperation by over 95%.
Innovative Three-Layer Structure: The outer layer of high-strength HDPE provides basic protection, the middle special reinforcement layer adds puncture-resistant composite materials, and the inner layer of LLDPE provides flexibility and sealing properties, with the three layers working together to form a seamless protective barrier.
Excellent Comprehensive Performance: Tensile strength ≥40MPa, elongation at break ≥700%, leak-proof rate up to 99.99%, heat-sealing strength ≥20N/15mm, with comprehensive performance exceeding national standard requirements by over 50%.
Comprehensive Safety Certification: Passed ISO 13485 medical device quality management system certification, American ASTM F1929 sharp object penetration testing, and European Union EN 14065 biological contamination control standard, ensuring global compliance.

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Color/Style Display
Standard Red Version: Classic red design, complying with international medical waste management regulations, printed with black sharp waste symbols and warning text, the most commonly used standard version in hospitals.
Red-White Striped Version: Specially designed red and white diagonal stripes, with a more conspicuous warning effect, facilitating quick identification in complex medical environments, particularly suitable for operating rooms and emergency departments.
Transparent Red-Edge Version: Main body transparent design with red borders and warning text, allowing direct observation of contents, facilitating medical personnel confirmation of waste types, suitable for special scenarios requiring content visibility.

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Material and Process Details
Adopts an innovative three-layer composite structure design, with an outer layer of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), thickness 0.04mm, providing basic strength and tear resistance; a middle special reinforcement layer, thickness 0.03mm, adding patented puncture-resistant composite materials, forming a physical barrier against sharp objects; an inner layer of linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE), thickness 0.03mm, providing flexibility and sealing properties, ensuring liquids do not leak.
The three layers of material are formed in one step through advanced co-extrusion technology, with a total thickness of 0.1mm, far higher than ordinary medical waste bags. The material includes efficient puncture-resistant agents, with the molecular chain structure specially modified to form a dense network structure, effectively blocking the penetration of sharp objects. It also includes UV stabilizers and antioxidants, preventing material aging in high-intensity disinfection environments in hospitals.
The bag bottom adopts a double heat-sealing process, first performing traditional straight-line heat-sealing, then specially reinforcing the four corners, solving the problem of traditional sharp waste bags easily breaking from the corners. The heat-sealing strength reaches 20N/15mm, 2 times the national standard requirement. The entire production process is completed in a class 100,000 clean room, with strict quality control at every link, ensuring stable and reliable product performance.

Usage Steps

Preparation Work: Confirm that the sharp waste specialized bags used are intact, with complete packaging and clear red warning markings.
Correct Installation: Place the specialized bag on a sharp object collection container, fold the bag opening outward covering the container edge by at least 10cm, ensuring stability without slipping.
Safe Disposal: Strictly according to medical waste management regulations, first place sharp waste (such as needles, blades, etc.) in rigid sharps containers, then put the sharps containers into red specialized bags, avoiding direct contact with sharp objects.
Control Capacity: The amount of waste should not exceed 2/3 of the bag's capacity, reserving enough space for safe sealing, avoiding overfilling which increases puncture risk.
Careful Sealing: Carefully lift the bag opening, avoiding squeezing or touching internal sharp objects, use the provided high-strength ties to tightly seal at a position 5cm from the bag opening.
Double Protection: For high-risk sharp waste, it is recommended to tie again at a position 10cm above the first seal, forming a double sealing system, or adopt a double-layer bag packaging method.
Clear Marking: Mark department, date, waste type, responsible person, and other information in the designated area of the bag, ensuring waste traceability management.
Standard Storage: Store the sealed sharp waste bags separately in a dedicated area of the designated medical waste temporary storage area, avoiding mixing with other categories of medical waste, waiting for collection and processing by professional personnel.

Application Scenarios

Hospital Injection Room: Processes 100-200 syringes and needles daily. The red warning puncture-resistant specialized bags clearly remind medical personnel to handle with care, with 400g puncture resistance ensuring needles do not penetrate the bag, effectively preventing needle stick injuries.
Operating Room: A single operation generates a large amount of sharp waste, including surgical blades, suture needles, glass ampoules, etc. The three-layer composite structure sharp waste specialized bags provide all-around protection, preventing high-risk sharp objects from penetrating and causing occupational exposure to medical personnel.
Dental Clinic: Generates a large number of sharp instrument waste daily, such as dental needles, drill bits, etc., small in size but highly penetrating. Puncture-resistant specialized bags effectively collect these small sharp objects, ensuring the safety of dentists and assistants.
Laboratory Department: Handles a large number of glass test tubes, slides, and other fragile sharp objects. Red warning bags facilitate distinction from other waste, and the puncture-resistant design prevents glass fragments from tearing the bag, causing sample leakage and contamination.
Dialysis Center: Each dialysis generates multiple discarded puncture needles and catheters. Puncture-resistant sharp waste bags ensure the safe collection of these sharp objects containing patient blood, preventing the spread of iatrogenic infections.

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Maintenance Guide

Storage Conditions: Store in a dry, cool, well-ventilated place, maintaining temperature between 0-40°C, relative humidity not exceeding 75%, avoiding direct sunlight and ultraviolet radiation.
Protection Measures: The storage area should be away from sharp objects and heat sources, and unused sharp waste specialized bags should be kept sealed in their original packaging, preventing contamination and damage.
Batch Management: Medical institutions should establish a sharp waste specialized bag usage registration system, recording batch numbers and usage situations, implementing a first-in-first-out principle.
Shelf Life: Under recommended storage conditions, unopened products have a shelf life of 36 months, and opened products should be used within 12 months.
Regular Inspection: Regularly check inventory sharp waste specialized bags for damage, discoloration, and other abnormalities, replacing problematic items promptly to ensure usage safety.

Question: How strong is the puncture resistance of this sharp waste specialized bag?
Answer: It adopts a three-layer composite structure design, with puncture resistance up to 400g, 80% higher than ordinary medical waste bags, effectively preventing common medical sharp objects such as injection needles, surgical blades, etc., from penetrating the bag, significantly reducing the risk of occupational exposure for medical personnel.

Question: Why must sharp waste bags be red?
Answer: According to GB 19217-2011 "Regulations on Standards and Warning Signs for Medical Waste Specialized Packaging and Containers", red is the internationally recognized warning color for sharp waste. The conspicuous red color can remind operators that it contains sharp objects requiring careful handling, effectively reducing the risk of misoperation.

Question: What are the advantages of the three-layer composite structure?
Answer: The outer layer of HDPE provides basic strength and tear resistance, the middle special reinforcement layer adds patented puncture-resistant composite materials forming a physical barrier, and the inner layer of LLDPE provides flexibility and sealing properties. The three layers work together to form all-around protection, far superior to traditional single-layer or double-layer structures.

Question: Do sharp waste need to be placed in sharps containers before being put into specialized bags?
Answer: Yes, this is the standard procedure for safely handling sharp waste. Sharp objects should first be placed in rigid sharps containers, then the sharps containers put into red specialized bags. This "double container" approach can minimize puncture risks, protecting the safety of medical personnel.

Question: Which standards and certifications does this specialized bag comply with?
Answer: It complies with GB 19217-2011 national standards, has passed ISO 13485 medical device quality management system certification, American ASTM F1929 sharp object penetration testing, and European Union EN 14065 biological contamination control standard, ensuring global compliance.

Question: Which scenarios are different specifications of sharp waste specialized bags suitable for?
Answer: 45×55cm (small) is suitable for outpatient departments and small clinics; 60×80cm (medium) is suitable for general hospital departments; 70×90cm (large) is suitable for operating rooms, large medical centers, and other places generating large amounts of sharp waste.

Question: What is the maximum load-bearing capacity of sharp waste specialized bags?
Answer: Depending on the specifications, small bags can bear about 12kg, medium bags about 25kg, and large bags about 35kg. Tensile strength ≥40MPa, elongation at break ≥700%, ensuring they will not break due to weight under normal usage conditions.

Question: What should be done if bag damage or sharp object penetration is found during use?
Answer: Immediately stop operation, wear protective gloves, use another intact sharp waste specialized bag for double-layer packaging, thoroughly disinfect the leakage area, and report the incident according to the hospital's infection control procedures, receiving necessary occupational exposure assessment and handling.

Question: Do small clinics and community health service centers also need to use specialized sharp waste bags?
Answer: Yes, according to the Medical Waste Management Regulations, all institutions generating medical waste must classify and collect medical waste according to regulations. Sharp waste generated by small clinics and community health service centers also needs to be collected using red specialized bags that meet standards. This is a legal requirement and a necessary measure to ensure the safety of staff.

Question: How to finally dispose of sharp waste specialized bags after use?
Answer: Used sharp waste specialized bags, along with the contained waste, should be collected by units with "Medical Waste Operation Permits", undergo high-temperature incineration or other harmless treatment technologies for final disposal, with the treatment process complying with relevant national environmental protection requirements, and transfer receipt records being kept.