Hermetically sealed container for clinical residues
AssigneeSanypick, S.A.
InventorDavid Gonzalez Mejias
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AssigneeSanypick, S.A.
InventorDavid Gonzalez Mejias
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A container comprising a main portion (1) with variable capacity and a cover (2) which may be coupled in dovetail manner, with a leak-tight sealing and with no possibility of disassembly, the cover embodying a filling window (16) which may be shut by a rotatory disk (9) which in turn is provided with two diametrically opposite windows (17) and (19), the first of which faces the window (16) during the container-filling phases and is located diametrically opposite during the temporary-sealing phases, implementing a hermetic sealing; while in the second window there is located a blocking button (22) which, after the final filling of the container, is capable of being moved inside, immovably blocking the shutter disk (9) at the cover (8) and implementing the final, non-workable sealing of the window (16) of said cover.
Hermetic container for holding clinical waste, which being of the type of those constructed by means of a functional combination of a main portion (1) and a cover, which may be coupled in an immovable manner, and in which said cover is provided at its base with a container-filling window, aided by a rotatory shutter disk, for sealing thereof, capable of being blocked from any rotational movement in a blocking position after filling of the container, wherein the cover (2) has a circumferential groove (8), with a throttled mouth, in which there moves with axial immobilization an extended flange (12) of the shutter disk (9), said shutter disk (9) has two ample windows (17) and (19), in diametric opposition, capable of being placed, in extreme rotatory positions of the disk (9), facing the container-filling window (16) of the cover (2), one of the windows (17) of the disk (9) acting as a means of access to the container for the clinical waste, when it is placed facing the window (16) of the cover in one extreme position of the disk;
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