HPLC Disposal Lab Containers

Our HPLC solvent waste containers not only enable you to comply with EPA regulations but also help keep employees safe while disposing of hazardous waste chemicals. All of our laboratory HPLC chemical liquid containers and cans have quick-disconnect features and coalescing carbon filters for extra safety.

Whether you’re disposing of flammable waste or toxic vapors, we have the perfect disposal container. Our collection ranges from 0.5 to 5 gallons and we offer stainless steel and polyethylene models. We also offer a wide selection of accessories, including tubing compression fittings, filters, and more.

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Does the HPLC waste disposal can need to be grounded?

Grounding is required during waste disposal or transfer operations. Grounding is not typically necessary during normal HPLC waste collection when the system is in use. Always follow site-specific safety procedures when handling flammable or hazardous waste. Find out more about best practices when working with Justrite HPLC waste containers. https://www.justrite.com/news/hplc-hazardous-waste-containers-for-chemical-waste-disposal/

Is the coalescing carbon filter always required when using the HPLC waste disposal can?

A carbon filter is recommended when hazardous vapors generated during the HPLC process need to be captured at the container. If the HPLC waste disposal can is used inside a properly functioning fume hood that effectively captures volatile organic compounds, a carbon filter may not be required. Ventilation practices should align with laboratory safety protocols. Learn more about proper HPLC waste can usage. https://www.justrite.com/news/hplc-hazardous-waste-containers-for-chemical-waste-disposal/

Is there a maximum of HPLC outlet tubes that can be connected to an HPLC waste disposal can?

The number of HPLC outlet tubes that can be connected depends on the number of waste lines and instruments being used. In many laboratory applications, a single HPLC waste disposal can is sufficient for two HPLC systems. Multiple manifolds may be stacked or configured as needed, provided proper installation and capacity considerations are followed. Find out more about HPLC usage in labs. https://www.justrite.com/news/hplc-hazardous-waste-containers-for-chemical-waste-disposal/