Clinical Waste Containers & Hospital Wheelie Bins from Weber
Clinical waste containers MGB 240 L to 1100 L in yellow for medical waste – with ADR/RID approval UN type 4H2, packing groups II & III (e.g. category B clinical waste), made by Weber in Haan, Germany.
After many years of experience in the UK and Dutch markets, Weber offers a reliable system with ADR/RID approval for the safe collection and transport of clinical and hospital waste. Five sizes from 240 to 1100 L – independently tested and HM Government approved.
Clinical Waste Containers 240–1100 Litre from Weber
After many years of experience in the UK and Dutch market, Weber offers a well-proven system for the collection and transportation of clinical waste. These specially configured variants of the standard Weber wheelie bin carry UN approval for housing and transporting Category B waste. The hospital waste containers are available in five sizes: 240, 360, 660, 770 and 1100 litres – flat lid only.
The medical waste containers have been independently tested by an accredited institute and certified by HM Government. They are suited for hospitals, clinics, laboratories, research institutions, dental surgeries, veterinary practices, nursing homes, funeral homes and disposal companies, and approved for Category B medical waste with medium or low risk of infection – packing groups II and III according to ADR (European Agreement on the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road).
All clinical waste containers are yellow as standard; other colours and lid combinations are available on request. Every container has the UN 3291 code stamped directly on the body, together with the month and year of manufacture.
UN 3291 – CLINICAL WASTE, UNSPECIFIED, N.O.S. or (BIO) MEDICAL WASTE, NOS or REGULATORY MEDICAL WASTE, N.O.S. Approved for packaging groups II to III.
The clinical waste bins may also be used for the collection of small containers approved for packaging group I, provided the packaging remains intact.
Standards & Certifications – All Weber Waste Containers
EN 840 – European standard for mobile waste containersCE Mark – Directive 2000/14/ECISO 9001 – Quality managementISO 14001 – Environmental managementISO 45001 – Occupational health & safetyISO 50001 – Energy managementGS Mark – Certified safetyThe Blue Angel – Ecolabel of the German federal governmentUN 3291 – ADR/RID UN type 4H2 class II & III
Range with ADR/RID Approval – 5 Sizes
Clinical Waste Containers & Hospital Wheelie Bins – All Sizes
All Weber clinical waste containers are fitted with a triangular slam lock and solid lock hook. The lid closes and locks automatically; it can only be opened with a triangular key – preventing unauthorised access in line with healthcare waste storage regulations.
Marked for Bio-Medical and Clinical Waste
In accordance with UN 3291, ADR/RID UN type 4H2 class II & III.
Product Brochure – Clinical Waste Containers 240–1100 L
Download the full Weber clinical waste containers brochure (PDF) with all sizes, UN approvals, technical specifications and certification details.
All dimensions and weight values are approximate. All containers conform to EN 840 and EN 1501.
Size
Volume
Payload
H × D × W (mm)
Wheels
UN Approval Number
1100 L Clinical Waste Container
1100 L
440 kg
1309 × 1085 × 1371
200 mm (4-wheel)
50H/Y/**/**/GB/WEBER-6072/0/365
770 L Clinical Waste Container
770 L
310 kg
1316 × 779 × 1371
160/200 mm (4-wheel)
50H/Y/**/**/GB/WEBER-6071/0/250
660 L Clinical Waste Container
660 L
270 kg
1230 × 772 × 1371
160/200 mm (4-wheel)
50H/Y/**/**/GB/WEBER-6070/0/220
360 L Clinical Waste Container
360 L
144 kg
1098 × 878 × 596
2-wheel (300 mm opt.)
4H2/Y162/S/**/GB/6466
240 L Clinical Waste Container
240 L
96 kg
1067 × 720 × 576
2-wheel
4H2/Y72/S/**/GB/7073
Features & Benefits of Weber Clinical Waste Containers
Weber has been manufacturing waste containers in Germany since 1969. The clinical waste range is built to the same premium standards as the regular wheelie bin programme – with the additional features required for safe handling of infectious and bio-medical waste. An average hospital generates around 7 to 8 tonnes of waste per day – including sharps, anatomical and pathological material, and infectious waste. Safe containment from ward to collection point is not optional; it is a regulatory requirement under ADR and national healthcare waste legislation.
Key Product Features
🔒 Triangular Slam Lock – Standard Security
All clinical waste containers come with a snap-in triangular slam lock and solid lock hook as standard. The lid locks automatically when closed and opens only with a triangular key – meeting regulatory requirements for unsecured ward areas as well as dedicated waste rooms.
🧪 100% Virgin HDPE – Chemical Resistant
All containers are manufactured from 100% virgin High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) with integrated UV stabilisation. Resistant to hospital disinfectants and cleaning agents, and to extreme temperatures from −25 °C to +80 °C. Materials are free of harmful substances and approved for food-grade use.
🛡️ Sealed Base – No Drain Plugs
The sealed bottom without drain plugs prevents any accidental leakage of liquids, eliminating risk of environmental contamination or cross-infection. This is a critical requirement for Category B infectious waste handling under ADR.
📡 Optional RFID Transponder
For full traceability and audit compliance, containers can be equipped with an RFID transponder beneath the comb. All movements and emptying cycles can be recorded internally and by the disposal service provider – supporting regulatory documentation requirements.
🚙 EN 1501 & EN 840 Compliant
All clinical waste containers conform to EN 1501, ensuring a secure fit on all known lifting devices and locking in position during the tipping cycle. Optional towing systems with fixed or detachable arms are available for movement across large hospital or clinic sites.
🧹 Smooth Interior – Easy to Clean
Smooth inner walls and rounded corners protect closed waste bags from damage during handling. The design allows easy rinsing and disinfection, maintaining the hygiene standards expected in clinical environments.
🏷️ Custom Branding & UN 3291 Labelling
Along with mandatory UN 3291 markings (including month and year of manufacture), Weber can print your organisation's logo on the front and rear of the container – useful for NHS trusts, private hospital groups and waste management operators.
♻️ 100% Recyclable at End of Life
All Weber hospital waste containers are fully recyclable at the end of their service life. Backed by The Blue Angel ecolabel, this makes them a responsible choice for healthcare facilities with sustainability commitments.
Applications
Clinical Waste Containers for Every Medical Setting
Weber medical waste containers are used across a wide range of healthcare and clinical environments:
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Hospitals
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Clinics
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Laboratories
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Research Institutions
🦷
Dental Surgeries
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Veterinary Practices
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Nursing Homes
☠️
Funeral Homes
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Disposal Companies
Due to the high capacities available, typically one hospital waste container per floor is sufficient. With five sizes from 240 to 1100 litres, Weber clinical waste containers fit in lifts, corridors, sluice rooms, waste stores and outdoor collection points without issue.
The 4-wheeled containers (660, 770 and 1100 L) come with 200 mm castors as standard, with foot brakes at the front. 160 mm and 125 mm castors are available on request. The 360 litre model can also be supplied with 300 mm wheels for easier manual handling over longer distances.
ADR/RID Approval (UN 3291) & Frequently Asked Questions
UN 3291 – Clinical Waste Unspecified N.O.S.
CLINICAL WASTE, UNSPECIFIED, N.O.S. or (BIO) MEDICAL WASTE, NOS or REGULATORY MEDICAL WASTE, N.O.S.
Approved for packaging groups II to III
All containers are independently tested by an accredited institute and certified by HM Government (UK). The UN 3291 code is stamped directly onto the body of every container. ADR/RID UN type 4H2 class II & III.
What do UN 3291 and ADR/RID approval mean and why is it required for clinical waste bins?
UN 3291 is the United Nations classification code for "Clinical Waste, Unspecified, N.O.S." Containers with ADR/RID approval have been independently tested and approved to safely house and transport Category B infectious waste in compliance with ADR packing groups II and III. Without ADR/RID approval, clinical waste containers cannot legally be used for road transport of infectious material under European ADR/RID regulations.
What sizes do Weber clinical waste containers come in?
Weber clinical waste containers with ADR/RID approval are available in five sizes: 240 L (payload 96 kg), 360 L (144 kg), 660 L (270 kg), 770 L (310 kg) and 1100 L (440 kg). All are flat-lid, standard yellow, and available in alternative colours on request. Due to their high capacities, one container per floor is usually sufficient in a standard hospital ward.
Are Weber medical waste containers lockable?
Yes. All Weber clinical waste bins are fitted with a triangular snap-in slam lock and solid lock hook as standard. The lid locks automatically on closing and opens only with a triangular key. This complies with regulations requiring hospital waste bins to be secured or stored in locked areas.
Can Weber clinical waste bins be fitted with RFID tracking?
Yes. For auditing and traceability, all Weber medical waste containers can be equipped with an RFID transponder under the comb. Using compatible vehicle equipment or hand scanners, all movements and emptying cycles can be recorded both in-house and with the disposal service provider.
What material are Weber hospital waste containers made from?
All Weber UN-approved medical waste containers are manufactured from 100% virgin High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) with integrated UV stabilisation, providing resistance against disinfectants and extreme temperatures (−25 °C to +80 °C). Materials are free from harmful substances and approved for food-grade applications. All containers are 100% recyclable at end of life.
Do Weber clinical waste containers comply with EN 840 and EN 1501?
Yes. All Weber clinical waste containers conform to EN 840 (European standard for mobile waste containers) and EN 1501, ensuring a secure fit on all standard lifting devices and locking in position during tipping. Optional accessories include non-marking wheels, tow bars and directional locks.
Which certifications do Weber clinical waste containers hold?
Weber clinical waste containers are certified to: EN 840, CE Mark (Directive 2000/14/EC), ISO 9001 (Quality management), ISO 14001 (Environmental management), ISO 45001 (Occupational health & safety), ISO 50001 (Energy management), GS Mark (Certified safety), The Blue Angel ecolabel of the German federal government, and UN 3291 / ADR/RID UN type 4H2 class II & III.
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All dimensions, weights and specifications are approximate. No liability is assumed for design-related deviations from drawings, illustrations or other product descriptions. All Weber plastic waste containers and wheelie bins meet applicable European standards and guidelines.
Frequently asked questions
What do UN 3291 and ADR/RID approval mean for clinical waste containers?
The clinical waste containers have ADR/RID approval UN type 4H2, packing groups II & III – e.g. for category B clinical waste. UN 3291 is the material designation (clinical waste, unspecified, n.o.s.), not a certification. Danger no. 606, ERICard no. 6-12.
What sizes are Weber clinical waste containers available in?
Weber clinical waste containers with ADR/RID approval are available in five sizes: 240 L (payload 96 kg), 360 L (144 kg), 660 L (270 kg), 770 L (310 kg), and 1100 L (440 kg). All are flat-lid models and standard yellow.
Where are Weber clinical waste containers manufactured?
All Weber clinical waste containers are manufactured in Germany from 100% virgin HDPE and certified by HM Government in the UK. They hold EN 840, CE Mark, GS Mark, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 50001 and Blue Angel certifications.
Can Weber clinical waste bins be fitted with RFID for tracking?
Yes. For auditing and traceability, Weber medical waste containers can be fitted with an RFID transponder under the comb, allowing all movements and emptying cycles to be tracked in-house and with disposal service providers.
In which colour are clinical waste containers available?
Yellow only – the approval applies to yellow.
Weber manufactures its clinical waste containers in Haan, Germany – identical in construction to the standard containers, with spare parts for all models. Standards and testing: quality & certificates.
Our website pages will provide you with more information about the different sizes of our high-quality and certified waste management products
Net prices per unit plus VAT, ex works DE-42781 Haan (EXW), for business customers only. Prices as of 16 Oct 2026, valid until 31 Dec 2031. All containers in stock.
Container
Net price per unit
Minimum order
Clinical Waste Container MGB 240 L
€86.93
minimum 10 units
Clinical Waste Container MGB 360 L
€121.78
minimum 10 units
Clinical Waste Container MGB 660 L
€234.43
minimum 5 units
Clinical Waste Container MGB 770 L
€246.58
minimum 5 units
Clinical Waste Container MGB 1100 L – Flat Lid (FL), CLASSIC
€333.25
minimum 5 units
Colours
Yellow (with ADR approval); red and orange on request
