Viva Comfort Biohazard Steel Step-On Trash Can, 13 Gallon, Red (99213RMK)

Ideal for healthcare facilities, exam rooms, and laboratories, this 13-gallon biohazard step-on trash can provides hands-free medical waste disposal with durable steel construction and secure liner clips for reliable clinical waste management.

The ADIME992-13-R 13-Gallon Biohazard Steel Step-On Trash Can is designed for safe, sanitary disposal of infectious waste in medical and laboratory environments. The bright red finish provides immediate visual identification for biohazard materials, helping maintain facility safety compliance. Constructed from durable galvanized steel, the body offers puncture resistance and long-term durability compared to plastic alternatives. A heavy-duty foot pedal allows for hands-free operation to minimize cross contamination in clinical settings. Internal liner clips secure the trash bag to the rim, preventing slippage and keeping the liner neatly concealed. The lid features integrated rubber trim that cushions closure and reduces noise, creating quieter operation in exam rooms, labs, and healthcare facilities. With a compact footprint and 13-gallon capacity, this bin fits easily in tight clinical spaces while providing reliable waste management.

High-Visibility Design: Red finish clearly signals biohazard waste for fast recognition and protocol adherence Hands-Free Operation: Steel step pedal allows sanitary, touch-free disposal Secure Liners: Built-in bag clips hold liners firmly in place to prevent slipping or bunching Soft-Close Lid: Rubber-trimmed lid reduces noise and prevents harsh metal-on-metal contact Medical-Grade Durability: Galvanized steel body resists punctures and daily wear Space-Saving Footprint: Slim 16.5″ width fits seamlessly into exam rooms and labs Dimensions: 25 in. H x 16.5 in. W x 17 in. D Liner Retention: Internal bag clips hold liners securely Use: Medical, lab, clinic, exam room, healthcare environments Weight: 28 lbs. 1 year manufacturer warranty WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethlhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov