Hazardous waste - container request
Hazardous waste
Request for containers/labels for laboratory wasteThis form enables you to order containers online for the disposal of liquid and solid hazardous waste of 3 types: biological, chemical and radioactive. You can also use this online document to request the removal of full containers, as well as to suggest to the waste cell practices better suited to your environment or specify slightly special orders.It is advisable to choose large-capacity containers for waste produced regularly in large quantities (electrophoresis buffers, chromatography solvents, ....), while flasks are preferable for rarer or very hazardous waste, such as mercury or explosive waste (in which case it is preferable to dispose of them quickly).PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL ORDERS FOR CONTAINER WASTE SHELVES OR BAGS FOR AUTOCLAVE MUST BE ADDRESSED TO THE ECONOMAT.
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LABORATORY (select from drop-down menu)
NAME, FIRST NAME of contact person
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contact person email
Choosing a CONTAINER
YOUR SELECTION :
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BIO Pack Azur for biological waste 30 l - 3X
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BIO Pack Azur for biological waste 30 l - 5X
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BIO Pack Azur for biological waste 30 l - 10X
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BIO Pack Azur for organic waste 50 l - 5X
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BIO Pack Azur for biological waste 50 l - 10X
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BIO Pack Azur for organic waste 50 l - 15X
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1 l canister - 1X
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1 l can - 2X
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1 l can - 3X
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1 l can - 4X
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1 l canister - 5X
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5 l canister - 1X
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5 l canister - 3X
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5 l canister - 5X
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20 l canister - 1X
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20 l canister - 3X
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20 l canister - 5X
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250 ml bottle - 1X
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250 ml bottle - 2X
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250 ml bottle - 3X
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250 ml bottle - 4X
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250 ml bottle - 5X
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500 ml bottle - 1X
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500 ml bottle - 2X
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500 ml bottle - 3X
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500 ml bottle - 4X
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500 ml bottle - 5X
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20 l BUCKET for solid chemical waste - 1X
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20 l BUCKET for solid chemical waste - 3X
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20 l BUCKET for solid chemical waste - 5X
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30 l BUCKET for solid chemical waste - 1X
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30 l BUCKET for solid chemical waste - 3X
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30 l BUCKET for solid chemical waste - 5X
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BAC 185, for waste medicines (vials and tablets) - 1X
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BAC 185, for waste medicines (vials and tablets) - 2X
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BAC 335, for bottles and jars of expired chemicals (medium size) - 1X
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BAC 335, for bottles and jars of expired chemicals (medium size) - 2X
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BAC 335, for bottles and jars of expired chemicals (medium size) - 3X
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BAC 586, for bottles and jars of expired chemicals (large size) - 1X
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BAC 586, for bottles and jars of expired chemicals (large size) - 2X
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BAC 586, for bottles and jars of expired chemicals (large size) - 3X
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RADIOACTIVITY Can for liquid waste - 1X
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RADIOACTIVITY Can for liquid waste - 2X
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RADIOACTIVITY Cans for liquid waste - 3X
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RADIOACTIVITY Carton (secondary packaging) for solid radioactive waste - 2X
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RADIOACTIVITY Carton (secondary packaging) for solid radioactive waste - 5X
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RADIOACTIVITY Carton (secondary packaging) for solid radioactive waste - 10X
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RADIOACTIVITY Bag for solid radioactive waste - 2X
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RADIOACTIVITY Bag for solid radioactive waste - 5X
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RADIOACTIVITY Bag for solid radioactive waste - 10X
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Choice of LARGE labels (for BIDONS)
YOUR SELECTION :
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Mineral acids - LWM10 - 1X
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Mineral acids - LWM10 - 3X
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Mineral acids - LWM10 - 5X
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Organic acids - LWO10 - 1X
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Organic acids - LWO10 - 3X
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Organic acids - LWO10 - 5X
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Mineral bases - LWM11 - 1X
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Mineral Bases - LWM11 - 3X
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Mineral Bases - LWM11 - 5X
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Organic bases - LWO11 - 1X
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Organic bases - LWO11 - 3X
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Organic bases - LWO11 - 5X
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CMR BEt liquid waste (+ other DNA markers) - LWBET4 - 1X
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CMR BEt liquid waste (+ other DNA markers) - LWBET4 - 2X
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CMR BEt liquid waste (+ other DNA markers) - LWBET4 - 3X
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CMR Formaldehyde liquid waste - LWF4 - 1X
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CMR Formaldehyde liquid waste - LWF4 - 2X
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CMR Liquid Phenol Waste - LWPh4 - 1X
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CMR Liquid Phenol Waste - LWPh4 - 2X
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CMR Liquid waste NON-BEt/F/Ph - LW4 - 1X
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CMR Liquid waste NON-BEt/F/Ph - LW4 - 2X
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CMR Liquid waste NON-BEt/F/Ph - LW4 - 3X
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CMR Solid Waste - SW4 - 1X
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CMR Solid Waste - SW4 - 2X
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CMR Solid Waste - SW4 - 3X
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Crop waste - LWNaClOIP5 - 1X
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Crop waste - LWNaClOIP5 - 2X
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Crop waste - LWNaClOIP5 - 3X
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Mercurial waste - LSW1 - 1X
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Mercurial waste - LSW1 - 2X
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Mercurial waste - LSW1 - 3X
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Fixers - LWF15 - 1X
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Fixers - LWF15 - 2X
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Oils - LW14 - 1X
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Oils - LW14 - 2X
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Toxic, noxious and environmentally hazardous liquid waste - LW7 - 1X
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Toxic, noxious and environmentally hazardous liquid waste - LW7 - 3X
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Toxic, noxious and environmentally hazardous liquid waste - LW7 - 5X
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Alkali and alkaline earth metals - LW13 - 1X
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Alkali and alkaline earth metals - LW13 - 3X
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Alkali and alkaline earth metals - LW13 - 5X
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Heavy Metals - LSW2 - 1X
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Heavy Metals - LSW2 - 2X
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Heavy Metals - LSW2 - 3X
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Nanomaterials - LSW3 - 1X
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Nanomaterials - LSW3 - 2X
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Nanomaterials - LSW3 - 3X
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Commercial Pharmaceuticals - LSWMed3 - 1X
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Commercial Pharmaceuticals - LSWMed3 - 3X
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Commercial Pharmaceuticals - LSWMed3 - 5X
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Toxic Products (non CMR) - LSW5 - 1X
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Toxic Products (non CMR) - LSW5 - 3X
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Toxic Products (non CMR) - LSW5 - 5X
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Synthesis reaction - SW8 - 1X
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Synthesis reaction - SW8 - 3X
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Synthesis reactions - SW8 - 5X
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Developer - LWR15 - 1X
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Developer - LWR15 - 3X
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Developer - LWR15 - 5X
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Mineral Solids - SW7 - 1X
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Mineral Solids - SW7 - 3X
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Mineral Solids - SW7 - 5X
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Halogenated solvents - LW8 - 1X
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Halogenated solvents - LW8 - 3X
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Halogenated solvents - LW8 - 5X
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Non-halogenated solvents - LW9 - 1X
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Non-halogenated solvents - LW9 - 3X
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Non-halogenated solvents - LW9 - 5X
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Explosive substances - LW12 - 1X
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Explosive substances - LW12 - 3X
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Explosive substances - LW12 - 5X
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RADIOACTIVITY Solid waste ROSES HL >1 - 5X
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RADIOACTIVITY Solid waste ROSES HL >1 - 10X
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RADIOACTIVITY Solid waste GREEN HL <1 - 5X
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RADIOACTIVITY Solid waste GREEN HL <1 - 10X
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RADIOACTIVITY Liquid waste PINK HL >1 - 5X
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Choice of SMALL labels (for FLACONS)
YOUR SELECTION (1 set of 6 labels) :
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Mineral acids
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Organic acids
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Mineral bases
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Organic bases
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CMR Liquid waste
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Mercurial waste
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Fixers
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Oils
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Waste Toxic, harmful and environmentally hazardous liquids
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Alkali and alkaline-earth metals
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Heavy metals
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Nanomaterials
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Toxic products (non CMR)
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Synthesis reactions
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Revealers
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Solids Minerals
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Halogenated solvents
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Non-halogenated solvents
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Explosive substances
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REQUEST FOR REMOVAL OF FULL CONTAINER(S)
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SPECIFIC REQUEST/GOOD PRACTICE SUGGESTION
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