Hedpak® UN Rated Carton with Tight-Head Poly Pail

Name: Hedpak® UN Rated Carton with Tight-Head Poly Pail
Brand: NEW PIG
SKU: DRM1895
Price: 16.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

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Storage Capacity 5 gal. UN4G/Y30/S 1 each

FDA-Compliant poly pail and corrugated cardboard combine to earn a UN Rating for shipping hazardous materials.
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FDA-Compliant poly pail and corrugated cardboard combine to earn a UN Rating for shipping hazardous materials.

Combination packaging includes a 5-gallon HDPE pail inside a heavy-duty cardboard outer shipping carton
UN rated for Packing Groups II and III; ideal for storing and shipping hazardous or non-hazardous liquids
Made from FDA Compliant resins for containment of food and cosmetic products
Lift and pour with ease using molded top handle and bottom finger grips
70 mm screw cap provides ample access for filling and draining
In-line spout allows complete draining with a 3/4" faucet (not included)
Venting cap in handle promotes smooth dispensing

Dimensions	10.5" W x 10.5" L x 16.5" H
Storage Capacity	5 gal.
Brand	Hedpak
Bung Type	70 mm Rieke Screw Cap
Drum Type	Poly Drum
FDA Compliant	Yes
Color	Brown/White
Lid Type	Tight-Head
Lining	Unlined
Thickness	.015"
Sold as	1 each
Weight	2.5 lbs.
# per Pallet	96
Composition	Pail: HDPE Carton: Cardboard
UNSPSC	24112205
Pigalog® Page Number	Page 317

Product Data Sheet (PDS)
Certifications, Approvals and Ratings
UN4G/Y30/S

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Reviews

By Jamilah 04/11/2022

Used Ear Plug Storage Capture Container

"Bought this product initially as a trial to help us capture used ear plugs that fell on the ground. Since used ear plugs are a storm water hazard an employee suggested we use a translucent container to help us capture the waste along with give associates a visual of the efforts made in reducing water pollution at our company. We have since bought more of these containers to replicate the process at multiple sites. Once containers have filled we plan to ship off (after repacking as container would be re-used) to a recycler to reuse the ear plugs in a plastic extrusion process."