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White 7 Slotted Absorbent Pocket Sleeve APS7X550 7 Bay Absorbent Pouch
7 Slotted Absorbent Pocket Sleeves, for secured Transportation of Medical or Clinical or Diagnostic Specimens, and UN3373 biohazard substances, as per United Nations regulations PI650
Product Description
Item No.:APS7X550
Size (I.D.: mm):7 x each bay of L 150mm x W 40mm
Size (O.D.: mm):330 x 170 mm
Logistics time:10-20days
Qty per carton:1200 sleeves/carton
Carton size:35.5 x 33.5 x 30.5 cm
Additional Affiliated Parts: Each pocket sleeve consists of 7 bays, total minimum absorbency 550 cc.
Packaging and Storage Instructions
| Packing | 1200 sleeves per outer carton |
| Humidity Range | Keep in a cool and dry place |
| Sunlight Effect | Keep away from direct sunlight or fluorescent light |
Safety and Compliance
Absorbent pads and pouches are designed to ensure safe and compliant storage.
AIC’s absorbent pads are compliant storage and transport of diagnostic and clinical samples, infectious and hazardous materials, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and environmental samples. These are available in a wide range of absorbency levels calculated to meet all regulatory requirements. They are available with a leak-proof adhesive closure, puncture resistance, printed tracking information and other features as required.
AIC was designed for the safe transport of laboratory specimen tubes by keeping the tubes separate and providing cushioning at the same time. It consists of a multi-layered polymeric material that has extremely high absorption properties. To use, simply place the tubes in the Absorbent bag and insert the Absorbent bag into secondary packaging. AIC™ absorbent pads and pouches can be used together with 95 kPa specimen transport bags as a complete secondary package solution.During shipment, Absorbent bag is best used in combination with a 95Kpa bag or Sponge box to comply with DOT and IATA shipping regulations.
*Absorbent performance tests were conducted in-house and are approximate values only. The capacities and durations may vary based on the type of liquid being absorbed.
