Medical Waste Shredding

Medical waste refers to waste generated by medical institutions in medical, preventive, health care, and other related activities that has direct or indirect infectivity, toxicity, and other hazards, specifically including infectious, pathological, injurious, pharmaceutical, and chemical waste, such as used cotton balls, gauze, tape, wastewater, disposable medical devices, postoperative waste, expired drugs, and so on. If medical waste is not managed and allowed to flow into nature, it will affect the…

The disposal of medical waste is very much about timeliness and safety. Good equipment can add to efficiency and safety. In a project for a medical service company in Singapore to shred expired medicines and medical instruments, GEP ECOTECH's twin-shaft shear shredder gave full play to its advantages of strong power, high efficiency and maintenance safety. The customer said that they were impressed by the attitude and service of GEP from negotiation to delivery to installation and operation.