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Air Sea Biopack-2 - 51 oz UN Combination Packaging, CLASS 6.2 Infectious Substances

Fully-autoclavable 1-liter infectious and biological transport

Air Sea Biopack-2 - 51 oz UN Combination Packaging, CLASS 6.2 Infectious Substances
Source: Air Sea USA
Air Sea USA’s fully-autoclavable Biopack-2 combination packaging is UN-approved and suitable for the safe and compliant transportation of Class 6.2 infectious and biological substances.
By Work Safety 24/7 Staff 

Air Sea USA’s Biopack-2 combination packaging is UN-approved and suitable for the safe and compliant transportation of Class 6.2 Infectious Substances.

It is approved for packaging Category A Infectious Substances (UN2814, UN2900), Packing Instruction P620, as well as Category B Biological Substances (UN3373), Packing Instruction P650.

The outer Fiberboard box is supplied with an inner 1.5-liter BioJar Polypropylene Secondary Packaging (Code 490).

The BioJar is fully autoclavable and is capable of withstanding over 13 psi. The outer packaging has a high-quality protective gloss lacquered finish.

Biopack-2 includes

  • 1.5L BioJar
  • Hazard label
  • 2 Absorbent Cushions
  • Large 6 Cell Bubble Pouch
  • Assembly Instructions

BioPack-2 can also be used with Air Sea’s Thermal Control Packaging for temperature-sensitive Infectious Substances.

Replacement components are also available for this product.

Interested parties can visit Air Sea's website to learn more information.

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