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Eagle 10 Gallon Biohazard Trash Can with Foot-Operated Self-Closing Lid, 22
Eagle 10 Gallon Biohazard Trash Can with Foot-Operated Self-Closing Lid, 22
Eagle 10 Gallon Biohazard Trash Can with Foot-Operated Self-Closing Lid, 22
Eagle 10 Gallon Biohazard Trash Can with Foot-Operated Self-Closing Lid, 22
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Eagle 10 Gallon Biohazard Trash Can with Foot-Operated Self-Closing Lid, 22" x 18" x 18", Made in The USA from High-Density Polyethylene, Red, 945BIO GVP01Z Adjusts 40 degrees so setting

USD111.01 USD140.01
SKU 66724682674 4.1

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Eagle 10 Gallon Biohazard Trash Can with Foot Operated Self Closing Lid, 22" x 18" x 18", Made in The USA from High Density Polyethylene, Red, 945BIO GVP01Z Adjusts 40 degrees so setting Adjusts 40 degrees so setting bevels to grind on your tools is easy Seamless and uncoated Hands Free Operation The self closing foot operated lid on our biohazard disposal container allows for hands free disposal of waste 1030 requirements for exposures to blood borne pathogens

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